SetPremiumBlobTier
Sets the access tier on a blob. The operation is allowed on a page blob in a premium storage account and on a block blob in a blob storage or general purpose v2 account. A premium page blob's tier determines the allowed size, IOPS, and bandwidth of the blob.
Properties
Azure Storage Credential
- Account Name - The name of your Azure storage account.
- Access Key - Your Azure account access key.
- EndpointSuffix - To create a connection string for a storage service in a specific region.
- BlobStorageUri - The Uri to the location of the Blob storage you want to access.
- PrimaryUri and SecondaryUri settings available
- FileStorageUri - The Uri to the location of the File storage you want to access.
- PrimaryUri and SecondaryUri settings available
- TableStorageUri - The Uri to the location of the Table storage you want to access.
- PrimaryUri and SecondaryUri settings available
- QueueStorageUri - The Uri to the location of the Queue storage you want to access.
- PrimaryUri and SecondaryUri settings available
Container name
The container name. To access the root container, specify $root as the name.
Relative address
The relative address for the blob, e.g. folder/subfolder.
Page blob name
Name of the premium page blob. It must be of page type and exist in a Premium account. There must be no lease on the blob.
Premium blob tier
Specifies the tier of the page blob. The types of premium storage disks are: P4 (32 GB, Managed Disks only), P6 (64 GB, Managed Disks only), P10 (128 GB), P20 (512 GB), P30 (1 TB), P40 (2 TB), P50 (4 TB) and P60 (8 TB). Each premium storage disk type differs in IOPS limit, throughput and price.
Links
Please refer to the following Azure API reference documentation:
Configure Azure Storage connection strings:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-configure-connection-string
Documentation to assist in setting properties:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/set-blob-tier