Adobe Feed to Azure

[sshah25]

Hello,

Does anyone know the convention for entering the PATH (Optional) Parameter when creating a Data Feed to Azure Blob.

We have a feed working directly to a Container but would like it to write into a Folder within the Container. When we add a value to PATH, the Feed is currently ignoring it and placing the files at the root of the Container.

[Jennifer_Dungan]

While I don't use Azure, we are using S3 buckets and our folders are working, how are you adding the folder?

Our path format is:

folder/subfolder

Not sure if this helps?

[sshah25]

Thank you.  We are just adding the folder name without any path slashes.  Will play around with that.

[leocwlau]

It should work just like normal file system. Perhaps two points to check:

1. If the path starting with "/". I can remember if this required but should be a best practice to use absolute path

2. If the path already created and any permission issue

[sshah25]

Thank you.  Some good tips to look at there.

[EdenWheeler]

To specify a folder within an Azure Blob container when creating a data feed, you can use the PATH parameter. However, if the feed is ignoring the provided value and placing the files at the root of the container, there might be an issue with the way the parameter is set.

To properly configure the PATH parameter for writing data to a folder within the container, you need to ensure that the value is correctly formatted. The PATH parameter should include the folder name followed by a forward slash ("/") before the file name. For example, if you want to write data to a folder called "my folder" within the container, the PATH parameter should be set as "my folder/filename".

It's important to double-check the syntax and ensure that the folder you are specifying actually exists within the container. If the issue persists, you may need to review the code or configuration settings related to the data feed setup.

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[sshah25]

Thank you @EdenWheeler .  Will try that out shortly.