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Uploading images for the website to Azure blob storage
Abram Sanderson edited this page Sep 30, 2024
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- Go to https://portal.azure.com.
- Go to the fluidframework storage account.
- Click "Storage browser" in the left-nav.
- Expand "Blob containers," and open the static container.
- Change "Authentication Method" to "Microsoft Entra user account"
- Navigate to wherever you want the file to go. Typically this is static/images.
- Upload the file.
- Select it and click "Copy URL" in the toolbar to get the URL. It should be of the form: https://fluidframework.blob.core.windows.net/static/images/IMAGE.png
- Use the same pathname, but replace the hostname of the URL with
storage.fluidframework.com
to get the form: https://storage.fluidframework.com/static/images/IMAGE.png
Using storage.fluidframework.com ensures the image is served from our CDN rather than directly from blob storage.
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