az-storage-container:tldr:9664b

The command is using the Azure CLI (Command Line Interface) to generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) for a storage container in Azure Storage.

Explanation of the command options:

• az storage container generate-sas: This specifies the command to generate a SAS token for an Azure Storage container.
• --account-name ${storage_account_name}: This specifies the name of the storage account where the container exists. The ${storage_account_name} placeholder needs to be replaced with the actual name of the storage account.
• --name ${container_name}: This specifies the name of the container for which the SAS token is being generated. The ${container_name} placeholder needs to be replaced with the actual name of the container.
• --permissions ${sas_permissions}: This specifies the permissions granted by the SAS token to access the container. The ${sas_permissions} placeholder needs to be replaced with the desired permissions. For example, "rwdl" means read, write, delete, and list.
• --expiry ${expiry_date}: This specifies the expiry date of the SAS token. The ${expiry_date} placeholder needs to be replaced with the desired expiry date and time. It is recommended to use ISO 8601 format.
• --https-only: This ensures that the SAS token enforces HTTPS-only access to the container. It indicates that the SAS token can only be used with HTTPS URLs.

By executing this command with the appropriate values for the placeholders, a SAS token will be generated, which can be used to grant temporary and limited access to the specified storage container.