Question
Configure Microsoft Azure as repository
Hey guys,
What are the steps to use Microsoft Azure as a repository? Where do I collect the information to complete the administrative studio? https://docs.pega.com/bundle/platform/page/platform/data-integration/configurando-azure-repository.html Even following the documentation, it was not possible to connect to the repository.
@FabianoL3247 can you clarify which steps in the documentation are not sufficient?
@FabianoL3247 can you clarify which steps in the documentation are not sufficient?
To use Microsoft Azure as a repository in Pega, follow these steps: 1. **Sign up for Microsoft Azure Cloud**: Create an Azure Storage account and a Container. 2. **Create a Repository rule in Pega**: Enter the Container name. 3. **Create a 'Microsoft Azure' Authentication Profile**: Enter the Endpoint protocol, Azure Storage account name, and Access key. 4. **Configure the Repository in Dev Studio**: - In the navigation pane of Dev Studio, click 'Records'. - Expand the 'SysAdmin' category and click 'Repository'. - Open an Azure repository instance or create a new one by clicking 'Create'. - On the 'Create Repository' form, enter a short description and name for the repository, then click 'Create and open'. - On the 'Definition' tab, in the 'Repository type' section, select the Microsoft Azure repository type. - In the 'Configuration' section, select the storage type (Blob Storage or Data Lake Gen2). - Enter the location of the root folder in Azure in the 'Root path' field. - Verify the connection to the repository by clicking 'Test connectivity'. - Verify the connection to the repository APIs by clicking 'Validate repository'. - Confirm your changes by clicking 'Save'. You can collect the necessary information such as the Endpoint protocol, Azure Storage account name, and Access key from your Microsoft Azure account settings.
If you encounter issues ensure that you are using public endpoints for Azure storage accounts as private connections are not supported.