This integration seamlessly connects Airtable to Azure Blob Storage, effortlessly transferring data between the two platforms. With just a few clicks, it converts Airtable data into a CSV file format and swiftly uploads it to Azure Blob Storage.
Setup Guide
This workflow will establish a connection between Airtable and Azure Blob Storage and will pull the data from each Airtable table specified in the List Table parameter. The integration will then generate a CSV file for each table and send all files to your Azure Blob Storage instance. If the parameter Compression is set to true, all CSV files will be compressed and uploaded to Azure Blob Storage. The uploaded files will be named as tablename_currentdate.
To run this workflow and connect Airtable to Azure Blob Storage, configure the parameters that are mentioned below.
Airtable
Server HostRequired. Specify the correct base identifier in the server host.Token FileRequired. Select the Airtable Rest Token file from the drop-down list. Review the KB-Article mentioned here regarding how to generate the token file.Batch SizeRequired. The default batch size is set to true.List TableRequired. This parameter accepts comma-separated values if you want to pull data from multiple Airtable tables.CompressionOptional. Set this parameter to false if you don't want to load the zip files at the destination.Query ParameterOptional. A new line separates multiple query parameters.
Azure Blob Storage
Server HostRequired. Specify the storage account name in the server host URLhttps://[account].blob.core.windows.net.Storage AccountRequired. Specify the storage account name.Shared KeyRequired. Specify the shared key.Destination FolderRequired. Specify the path to the destination folder, ending with the trailing slash.