@Nandini T The ResourceNotFoundError
often occurs when the access level of your container is set to Private, restricting access.
To resolve this, consider changing the access level of your container:
-In the Azure Portal, navigate to your storage account.
-Click on the Blob service section.
-Select the specific Blob or Container you want to modify.
-Adjust the Access policy to allow either Blob or Container access based on your requirements.
When using the Wasb_hook, you need to provide the storage account name explicitly. The hook expects the following parameters: wasb_conn_id: The connection ID for your Azure Blob storage. container_name: The name of the container. account_name: The Azure storage account name. sas_token: The Shared Access Signature (SAS) token (if applicable).