Use Azure Blob Storage

Note

It is assumed that you have an Azure account.

NearBeach uses Azure’s own toolset to connect to Azure Blob storage. For more information please visit Microsoft’s documentation

Instructions

Modify your docker-compose file to include the fields

• AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING

• AZURE_STORAGE_CONTAINER_NAME

The following is an example snippet of code

version: '3'

services:
    ...
    nearbeach:
        image: robotichead/nearbeach:latest
        container_name: nearbeach
        environment:
        - SECRET_KEY=<<Please fill>>
        - SMTP_EMAIL_HOST=<<Please fill>>
        - SMTP_EMAIL_PORT=<<Please fill>>
        - SMTP_EMAIL_HOST_USER=<<Please fill>>
        - SMTP_EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD=<<Please fill>>
        - DB_DATABASE=<<Please fill>>
        - DB_USER=<<Please fill>>
        - DB_PASSWORD=<<Please fill>>
        - DB_HOST=nearbeach-db
        - DB_ENGINE=mysql
        - DB_PORT=3306
        - ADMIN_USERNAME=<<Please fill>>
        - ADMIN_EMAIL=<<Please fill>>
        - CSRF_TRUSTED_URLS=<<https://yourdomain.com.au>>
        - AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING=<<Please fill>>
        - AZURE_STORAGE_CONTAINER_NAME=<<Please fill>>
        volumes:
    ...

How to get Storage Connection String

The Azure Storage container name is the Azure storage container.