You can define a website to be stored in Azure file storage. Before you publish the website, this folder must be manually created on the Azure file storage.
You can retrieve the Path, User name, and Key from the 'net use' command of the related file share on Azure. You can find this on the Connect pane of the file share, under Connect from Windows.
Example:
net use [drive letter]
\\azureportaldemo.file.core.windows.net\demoshare /u:AZURE\azureportaldemo /[storage account access key]
For this example, what do you fill in on the website definition?:
  • Path: \\azureportaldemo.file.core.windows.net\demoshare
  • User name: azureportaldemo (Take the user name from /u:AZURE\azureportaldemo)
  • Key: [storage account access key]


Standard procedure

1. Click Business process file share.
2. Click Websites.
3. Click New.
4. In the Website field, type a value.
5. In the Storage field, select 'Azure file storage'.
6. In the Path field, copy the path from the 'net use' command of the related file share on Azure.
7. Define the URL of the published website.
For Azure file storage, usually, this is a web address, but can also be a folder. In both cases, add '\Index.html ' to it. Example: https:\\www. example.com\Index.html.
  In the Website URL field, type a value.
8. In the User name field, copy the user name from the 'net use' command of the related file share on Azure.
9. In the Key field, copy the storage account access key from the 'net use' command of the related file share on Azure.
10. Enter a description of the website. This description is shown in the upper part of the title page of the website.
11. Close the page.
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