airbyte-integrations/connectors/destination-azure-blob-storage/README.md
In order to test the Azure Blob Storage destination, you need a Microsoft account.
As a community contributor, you will need access to Azure to run the integration tests.
azure_blob_storage_account_name and azure_blob_storage_account_key that can read and write to the Azure Container../sample_secrets.sample_secrets to secrets.AzureBlobStorageJsonlDestinationAcceptanceTest.java, method getFormatConfig), as long as they follow the schema defined in spec.json.Azure Blob Storage Account secrets on Last Pass.config.json under sample_secrets.sample_secrets to secrets.[email protected] accountairbyteteststorage), under the integration-test-rg resource group.Redundancy setting, choose Locally-redundant storage (LRS).Review (you can leave all the other settings as the default) and then Create.Containers. Make a new container with a reasonable name (currently airbytetescontainername).Access keys. This is the azure_blob_storage_account_key config field.spec.json to specify the configuration of this new format.AzureBlobStorageFormatConfigs to be able to construct a config for this new format.io.airbyte.integrations.destination.azure_blob_storage.AzureBlobStorageWriter. The implementation can extend BaseAzureBlobStorageWriter.AzureBlobStorageDestinationAcceptanceTest.