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Generating a SAS for a DataLake Blob Directory
See original GitHub issueIn portal, I can click on a directory and generate a SAS for it and all it’s children recursively.
The Resource types for BlobSasBuilder do not work. I also tried with DatalakeSasBuilder or something like that, but I saw it is mainly used for file system? (correct me if I’m wrong).
How can I do the same using the .Net SDK?
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- ID: 077b3fa5-15a2-e3a8-10f6-2bd25e001b09
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- Content: BlobSasBuilder.Resource Property (Azure.Storage.Sas) - Azure for .NET Developers
- Content Source: xml/Azure.Storage.Sas/BlobSasBuilder.xml
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- GitHub Login: @rloutlaw
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- Created 2 years ago
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@gopala000
Please submit a new issue for the problem you are facing. That way your issue is not lost and is triaged and responded to promptly.
This is a closed issue. While you’re issue is getting a SAS to work on a List call.
Hi,
Our documentation writers wrote up this great document about DataLake that would help you understand the difference. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/data-lake-storage-introduction
Essentially just to answer your question, this would create a SAS for a DataLake Directory (not a SMB file share directory). When you have Hierarchical namespace (datalake) enabled, then the terminology changes to datalake file (not SMB file). This is because datalake works on top of blobs.