SAS URI in Azure Blob Storage

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A SAS URI in Azure Blob Storage is usually made up of two parts:

• Resource URL – the actual blob/container address.

• SAS Token – query parameters that define permissions and access rules.

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This is a great breakdown of the URI components! To add to this, it’s worth noting a few best practices for using SAS tokens in production:

• Principle of Least Privilege: Always grant the minimum permissions required (e.g., only 'Read' if the user doesn't need to 'Write' or 'Delete').

• Short Expiration Times: Set the expiry time as short as possible to minimize risk if the URI is ever intercepted.

• HTTPS Only: Ensure the spr (protocol) parameter is set to HTTPS to prevent the token from being sent over an unencrypted connection.

• User Delegation SAS: For even better security, consider using a User Space Waves 2 Delegation SAS, which is secured with Azure AD credentials rather than the storage account key itself.