# Azure File Storage

Azure File Storage (opens new window) is a fully managed cloud storage offered by Microsoft Azure for managing structured data and shared access.

# Prerequisites

Ensure you have completed the following tasks before you connect to Azure File Storage in Workato:

# Create a storage account

Complete the following steps to create a storage account in Azure:

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Go to Storage accounts and click Create.

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Select the appropriate Subscription and Resource group from the drop-down menu.

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Enter a Storage account name.

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Review the Region, Performance, and Redundancy values. Verify these settings and make changes if necessary.

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Click Review + Create.

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Click Create.

ADVANCED SETTINGS

You can modify the advanced data protection, networking, and encryption settings.

# Create a file share

Complete the following steps to create a file share in your storage account.

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Open the storage account you created.

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Go to Data storage > File shares.

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Click + File share.

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Enter a Name for the file share.

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Review other settings and make changes if necessary.

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Click Review + Create.

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Click Create.

# Create a shared access secret token

Complete the following steps to generate a shared access secret (SAS) token:

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Go to Storage browser > File shares in your storage account.

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Right-click your file share and select Generate SAS.

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Select a Signing key and Stored access policy from the drop-down menu.

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Go to the Permissions field and select the Read, Write, List, Create, and Delete permissions.

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Set the Start time and Expiry time for the token.

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Go to the Allowed protocols section and select HTTPS only.

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Click Create SAS token and URL.

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Copy the SAS token and store it securely.

# Connect to Azure File Storage

Complete the following steps to connect Workato to Azure File Storage:

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Sign in to your Workato account and go to the project where you plan to add your Azure File Storage connection.

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Click Create > Connection.

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Search for and select Azure File Storage as your connection on the New Connection page.

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Provide a unique name for your connection in the Connection name field.

Azure File Storage ConnectionAzure File Storage Connection

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Use the Location drop-down menu to select the project where you plan to store the connection.

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Enter the Storage account name, File share name, and SAS token.

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Click Connect.


Last updated: 9/17/2025, 8:53:38 PM