Azure Storage
azure.microsoft.comAzure Storage is Microsoft’s scalable cloud storage platform for storing and retrieving large volumes of data—commonly using Blob Storage for files, documents, and other unstructured content. With features like containers, blob lifecycle management, and secure access controls, it’s widely used for data pipelines, backups, and document-centric applications where reliability and manageability matter.
Connecting Azure Storage enables BOBs to confidently manage your blob lifecycle: they can upload new content, create containers on demand when a workflow needs a place to put data, and delete blobs as part of cleanup or retention policies. Instead of waiting for someone to notice uploads, BOBs can react immediately to meaningful changes—like new containers, new blobs, or deleted files—so downstream tasks stay in sync with what’s happening in storage.
This unlocks use cases such as automated ingestion of documents and exports, keeping “landing zones” organized without manual housekeeping, triggering processing when files arrive (or when files disappear), and implementing consistent cleanup steps after a job completes. BOBs can also serve as the control layer for data-driven operations, ensuring the right actions happen at the right time across the rest of your business tools.
What can BOBs do with Azure Storage?
Perform actions
- Create Container
- Delete Blob
- List Container Name Options
- Upload Blob
Listen to real-time events
- Blob Deleted
- New Blob Created
- New Container Created