public void BaseUrl_ShouldContain_AccountUri()
{
var config = new DataLakeFunctionsServicePrincipalConnectionConfig()
{
Account = AccountUri, Container = ContainerName
};
Assert.IsTrue(config.BaseUrl.StartsWith($"https://{AccountUri}"));
}
public void BaseUrl_ShouldContain_ContainerName()
{
var config = new DataLakeFunctionsServicePrincipalConnectionConfig()
{
Account = AccountUri, Container = ContainerName
};
Assert.IsTrue(config.BaseUrl.EndsWith(ContainerName));
}
private DataLakeFileSystemClient GetClient(DataLakeFunctionsServicePrincipalConnectionConfig connectionConfig)
{
// This works as long as the account accessing (managed identity or visual studio user) has both of the following IAM permissions on the storage account:
// - Reader
// - Storage Blob Data Reader
//
// Note: The SharedTokenCacheCredential type is excluded as it seems to give auth errors
var cred = AzureIdentityHelper.GetDefaultAzureCredential();
_logger.LogInformation($"Using credential Type: {cred.GetType().Name}");
return(new DataLakeFileSystemClient(new Uri(connectionConfig.BaseUrl), cred));
}
