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How to mount the Blob/Data Lake containers with different Azure Storage Accounts via /etc/fstab ? #799

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cellochou opened this issue Jun 15, 2024 · 2 comments

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When mounting multiple S3-compliant storages (e.g., S3, GCS, R2, etc.), we can use /root/.aws/credentials to define the different profiles and mount via /etc/fstab

Is there a possibility to mount the multiple Blob/Data Lake containers with different Azure Storage Accounts in the same way? If yes, and how?

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kahing commented Jul 24, 2024

does azure cli support similar profile mechanisms?

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I cannot find the official information saying "$home/.azure/config" with multiple storage account keys/secret keys like "$home/.aws/credentials"; however, there is no restriction on creating additional sections (e.g., [mystorage], [storage123]) for specific purposes. So I think maybe "goofy" can leverage the "profile" parameter to support multiple Azure storage account keys/secret keys in "$home/.azure/config"

Meanwhile, Microsoft BlobFuese2 uses a standalone configuration YAML file for multiple storage account access (e.g., s3fs supports a custom password file)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/blobfuse2-configuration

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