In the below snippet example, a Put operation was performed over the container named testcontainer11 and the blob name is myblob3. The blob type was passed as block blob along with the content of the blob and its length. The blob was created successfully. You could further validate using Azure Portal or Azure Storage explorer as per your
The docs for az storage account create mention the flag, but with the following as an explanation for what it does:--public-network-access Enable or disable public network access to the storage
Is it possible to List all blobs on a container where Last Modified Date is greater than a specified date. As of today it is not possible to do so. Blob service does not provide querying capabilities. When you list the blobs, Blob service will return you a list sorted by blob's name.
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