Microsoft Azure Tables Connection Crate

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What does the Microsoft Azure Tables Connection Crate do?

Along with a form to assist in the creation of the Azure tables instances, this Crate provides a subworkflow that can be used as a workflow action to interact with the data in tables, allowing full capabilities of Azure tables as a data storage mechanism within Rewst workflows.

Crate prerequisites

The Microsoft Cloud Integration Bundle must be set up before unpacking this Crate.

Using the form in this Crate will provision a Microsoft Azure Table storage account. Learn about the costs here before proceeding.

Unpack the Microsoft Azure Tables Connection Crate

1. Navigate to Crates > Crate Marketplace in the left side menu of the Rewst platform.

2. Search for Microsoft Azure Tables Connection.

3. Click on the Crate tile to begin unpacking.

4. Click Unpack Crate.

5. Click Continue.

6. Note that you have the option under the Form Submission accordion menu to activate the Crate for all future organizations in addition to the current one. You may also set activation to certain tags, trigger criteria, or for integration overrides.

7. Click Unpack.

Use the Crate

Use the form

1. Navigate to Automations > Forms.

2. Search for Azure Tables: Create Table.

3. Click ⋮ > Usages > View Direct URLs.

4. Copy the URL and paste it into a new tab or browser window.

5. Choose the action you'd like to take from the drop-down selector.

6. Choose your subscription to deploy in from the Azure Subscription drop-down selector.

7. Choose if you want to create a new resource group or use an existing one.

8. Choose if you want to create a new storage account or use an existing one.

9. Choose your desired tier from the Storage Account SKU drop-down selector.

   1. Locally Redundant Storage - stores three copies of data within a single physical location in the primary region

   2. Geo-Redundant Storage - stores data in two regions with six total copies

   3. Read-Access Geo-Redundant Storage - same as above, but provides read-only access in the secondary region

   4. Zone-Redundant Storage - stores three copies of data across two to three facilities, either within a single region or across two regions

10. Enter a name for your new table in the Table Name field.

11. Click Submit.

Use the subworkflow

This Crate provides a subworkflow that can be used as a workflow action to interact with the data in tables.

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