This page describes the credentials you need to enter on the Connection credentials screen to create an Azure Blob Storage connection. The credentials change based on the type of authentication.
There are two types of authentication methods: Storage Account Key and OAuth. For information on how to find your Azure connection details, see the Azure Blog Storage documentation .
Authenticate with a storage account key
If you select Storage Account Key as the Auth Type option, complete these fields:
| Connection credentials fields | Description |
| Auth Type | Select Storage Account Key. |
| Azure Secret Key | The access key for your storage account. It gives you full access to your Azure Blob Storage. You can’t use a shared access signature (SAS) token as the secret key. You can find the secret key in your Azure Portal. |
| Azure Blob Storage account name | The name of your storage account. You can find the account name in your Azure Portal. |
| Container name | The name of the container where your Azure Blob files are stored. You can find the container name in your Azure Portal. |
| Endpoint URL (optional) | The Azure Blob endpoint URL. You can find the endpoint URL in your Azure Portal. |
Authenticate with OAuth
If you select OAuth as the Auth Type option, complete these fields:
| Connection credentials fields | Description |
| Auth Type | Select OAuth. |
| Client ID | The ID of your Azure Active Directory (AD) application. You can find the client ID in your Azure Portal. |
| Client Secret | The secret (password) generated for your Azure AD app. You can't review the client secret values, except for immediately after creation. Be sure to save the secret's details before you leave the page. You can find the client secret in your Azure AD app. |
| Azure Tenant ID | The unique ID of your Azure AD. You can find the tenant ID in your Azure Portal. |
| Refresh Token | A token used to refresh the session without requiring login again. You can use Postman to request a new OAuth token with the Authorization Code flow. After you log in, Postman shows the Refresh Token. |
| Azure Blob Storage account name | The name of your storage account. You can find the account name in your Azure Portal. |
| Container name | The name of the container where your Azure Blob files are stored. You can find the container name in your Azure Portal. |
| Endpoint URL (optional) | The Azure Blob endpoint URL. You can find the endpoint URL in your Azure Portal. |
