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Azure Blob Storage

Connect Azure Blob Storage and send data to Azure Blob Storage with Rudderstack.

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Overview

With RudderStack, you can seamlessly send your event data from any source of your choice to your Azure Blob Storage container. What’s better is that you don’t have to worry about the size or scale of the data, as Azure Blob Storage will take care of it. Connect Azure Blob Storage as a destination in RudderStack, and you are good to go.

By adding Azure Blob Storage support for RudderStack, you can:

  • Store all your event data in the specified blob container in real-time
  • Avoid manual event data transformation; RudderStack will do that for you
  • Access the data stored in the blob from anywhere in the world, via HTTP/HTTPS
  • Pick up the blobs directly for data analysis
  • Store or archive your data for disaster recovery and backup

Azure Blob Storage is Microsoft’s popular object storage solution for the cloud. It specializes in storing large amounts of unstructured data at scale. It means that you can now store images, documents, audio, video, or log files on Azure Blob Storage, without any hassle. Azure Blob Storage is scalable, fast, secure, and offers cutting-edge data lifecycle management and access control capabilities. It is fully optimized for data lakes and is very cost-effective, making it a popular cloud storage platform among many top-tier businesses.

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