azure-storage

Azure Storage Services including Blob Storage, File Shares, Queue Storage, Table Storage, and Data Lake. Provides object storage, SMB file shares, async messaging, NoSQL key-value, and big data analytics capabilities. Includes access tiers (hot, cool, archive) and lifecycle management. USE FOR: blob storage, file shares, queue storage, table storage, data lake, upload files, download blobs, storage accounts, access tiers, lifecycle management. DO NOT USE FOR: SQL databases, Cosmos DB (use azure-

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Security Assessment

Low Risk(80/100)

Detected risks:

Sensitive File Access([references/auth-best-practices.md] .env)

Security Score80/100

About azure-storage

The Azure Storage skill provides integration with various Azure Storage services, including Blob Storage, File Shares, Queue Storage, Table Storage, and Data Lake. It addresses the need for scalable, secure, and reliable cloud storage, enabling users to manage objects, files, backups, messaging, and NoSQL key-value data. With this skill, users can efficiently upload and download blobs, manage storage accounts, and access various storage tiers and redundancy options. This service is designed to simplify the storage management experience while leveraging the robust capabilities of Azure’s cloud platform.

FAQ

How do I list storage accounts using the Azure Storage skill?

You can list storage accounts by using the `storage_account_list` command if Azure MCP is enabled, or through the CLI with the command `az storage account list --output table`.

Is Azure Storage compatible with all versions of Azure MCP?

Yes, Azure Storage works with Azure MCP, but it must be enabled first using `/azure:setup` or by enabling via `/mcp`.

What redundancy options does Azure Storage offer?

Azure Storage provides several redundancy options, including LRS (Locally Redundant Storage), ZRS (Zone-Redundant Storage), GRS (Geo-Redundant Storage), and GZRS (Geo-Zone-Redundant Storage), each with varying levels of durability.