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Upload a file(s) to a container (Copy or Move)

• One or more files can be uploaded to a container.

• Move or copy are supported for the upload

• Unix filename pattern matching support; for example, wild card wildcard support “*” to upload multiple files

• One or more files can be Uploaded to a folder using a prefix

• It can be decided via an the Upload Write Options to:

  • Overwrite an existing object (Replace existing Object)

  • Cancel the operations in case an object with a similar name exists (Do not overwrite existing Object)

  • Add a timestamp to the uploaded Object (Timestamp) 

Download of file(s) from a container (Copy or Move)

• One or more files should be downloaded from a bucket.

• Move or copy must be supported for the download

• Unix filename pattern matching support; for example, wild card wildcard support “*” to download multiple files

• Download to a specific folder is supported

• It can be decided via an the Download Write Options to:

  • Overwrite an existing file (Replace existing File)

  • Cancel the operations in case a File with a similar name exists (Do not overwrite existing File)

  • Add a timestamp to the uploaded file (Timestamp) 

  • Perform the default Windows behaviour for copying files (Default Windows behaviour)

    • If a file with a similar name exists, the file names that are similar will be edited so that the files you copied have a number appended at the end of them. For example, if you’re copying a file named image.png to a folder that already has a file named image.png in it, the copied file will be named image (1).png.

Copy object to a container

• An object can be copied from one container to another.

• Folders are support

Note: wild cards wildcards are not supported for this method.

List objects in a container

• Show all Objects in a container

• Show all Objects in a folder

• Unix filename pattern matching support e.g. wild card wildcard support “*” to narrow down the objects to display

Delete object(s) in a container

• Delete one or multiple objects in a container

• Delete one or multiple objects in folder in a container

• Unix filename pattern matching support e.g. wild card wildcard support “*” to narrow down the objects to be deleted

List buckets

List all container in an Azure account

Create a container

Create a new container

Monitor Blob

Monitor a Blob in a Storage container

Proxy Server Connection

A proxy server connection with or without basic authentication can be configured

Integration into 3^rd Party Applications

An Azure Blob Storage file transfer can be triggered via the Universal Automation Center RESTfull Webservice API within an application.

Self-Service through Web-Client

The Azure Blob Storage Task can be fully configured, monitored and updated via the Universal Controller Web-GUI

Action

Delete-objects action

Connection Type

[Azure Account Key | SAS Token ]

If set to ‘Azure Account Key’, the credential field ‘Azure Account’ will appear for configuration.

If set to ‘SAS Token’, the credential field ‘SAS Token’ will appear for configuration.

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

• Proxy Server IP or hostname

• Proxy Server Port

• Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Container

Container in which the Blobs should be deleted.

Blob

Blobs to be deleted in the given container

Note: Due to security reasons wild card , wildcard is only support, supported if at least one character is provided e.g. t* would delete all files starting with at “t”.