Learn how to create Azure SAS tokens for Databricks to access the Staging container.

1. In the Microsoft Azure portal Azure services section, select your storage account.
2. Under Security + networking, select Shared access signature.
3. Depending on the file detection mode, select the values:

   File Notification Mode	Directory Listing Mode
   Allowed services: Select Blob and Queue. Allowed resource types: Select Container and Object. Allowed permissions: Select Read, Write, Delete, List, Add, Create, Update, Process, and Permanent delete. Blob versioning permissions:: Select Enables deletion of versions. Start and expiry date/time: Enter a time period so the token doesn't expire quickly. Allowed protocols: Select HTTPS only. Select Generate SAS and connection string	Allowed services: Select Blob. Allowed resource types: Select Container and Object. Allowed permissions: Select Read and List. Blob versioning permissions:: Select Enables deletion of versions. Start and expiry date/time: Enter a time period so the token doesn't expire quickly. Allowed protocols: Select HTTPS only. Select Generate SAS and connection string

   Tip: Take note of the connection string value for the next steps.

   Note:

   You can configure alerts for expiring Azure Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens using the DPH_SAS_TOKEN_EXPIRY notification service in Console > Notification Management. Once configured, expiration alerts appear in the Reltio Console and are delivered by email to the recipients defined in the notification service, helping prevent pipeline disruptions.

   For more information, see Notification Management at a glance.