The error message "DLB-BLOCKED" you are encountering while trying to upload a file to Blob Containers could be related to several issues, including permissions or network restrictions. Here are some potential causes and solutions:
- Permissions: Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to upload files to the Blob Container. You may need to check your role assignments in Azure to confirm that you have the appropriate access rights.
- Network Restrictions: If you are operating in a corporate environment, there may be network policies or firewalls that block certain types of uploads. Check with your network administrator to see if there are any restrictions in place.
- Blob Type: Make sure you are selecting the correct blob type (Block, Page, or Append) for the file you are trying to upload. If you are uploading a .vhd or .vhdx file, it is recommended to upload it as a page blob.
- File Size Limits: Check if the file you are trying to upload exceeds any size limits imposed by Azure Blob Storage. For example, block blobs have a maximum size limit for individual blocks.
- Retry the Upload: Sometimes, transient issues can cause upload failures. Try to upload the file again after a short wait.
If the problem persists, consider checking the Azure Storage logs for more detailed error messages that might give further insight into the issue.
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