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well hi there this is scott duffy from getcloudskills.com and in this video we're going to talk about a little used and a little talked about feature of storage accounts it's been there for a while but we don't even talk about it much in the courses or on the exams and that's called the stored access policy now when you have a storage account and storage account contains blob containers could be tables or cues as well and your blob container is a private container and contains some files you want to share this file with somebody how do you do that well the first thing you can do of course is to give someone full access to your storage account using the access keys this is not something that you want to do it is something that you want to keep your access keys fairly private in fact these days you can even create storage accounts without access keys and simply rely on azure active directory for access so access keys is sort of not a good idea to share to other people now the other thing you can do is something called a shared access signature so we have this file and i can see uh generate sas shared access signature now we've been through this before but you can basically take your signing key give a set of permissions read write delete maybe in this case i want read only axis you can make this access time limited so let's say we want this person's access to expire on july 1st you can even filter by ip address and allowed protocols secure or insecure when i say generate the sas token it's going to give me this token and or url which i can copy and i could even paste this link into my browser and i would be able to see the pdf associated with that so this pdf is being shared securely by anyone who has access to this shared access signature now the downside of the shared access signature is once you've generated this and you shared it there's no easy way to revoke it the only thing you can really do is to revoke your signing key which could have some major consequences let's say you've created a bunch of these sas links revoking your signing key is going to kill them all or you're using this account in your production application in order to change the signing key you have to switch over to key two regenerate key one it's a bit of a hassle so how can you share this file with somebody in a way that you can later revoke access or even extend access that's where the stored access policy can come in so let's go back to this this account here into this container and if i go under here i can see it says oh on the left here it says access policy okay this is...