存储帐户生命周期策略管理工作的 Azure IAM 权限是什么？

Question

Added a policy in my test subscription and it works as expected. The same policy at my PROD sub work does not do anything, it should move blobs to the cool access tier from hot. On my test sub I have owner rights and storage blob data contributor rights. On my PROD sub I have storage account contributor and storage blob data owner, should I also add storage blob data contributor rights?. Wouldn't that be included in storage account contributor?

Answer 1

In order to work with Azure Storage Account Life Cycle Management policies, you need role that includes Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts/managementPolicies/write permission.

The valid roles that allow you to work with Life Cycle Management policies are:

• Owner - It grants you full access to manage all resources along with assigning roles.
• Contributor - It won't allow you to assign roles but grants full access to manage all resources.
• Storage Account Contributor - It grants you full access to manage storage accounts(only).

As your Test subscription has Owner rights, it allowed you to manage Life Cycle Management policies.

To confirm this, click on the role and check for storage management policies:

There is no need to assign Storage Blob Data Contributor role to Prod subscription as it already has Storage Account Contributor role that includes below actions:

I tried to reproduce the same in my environment by assigning Storage Account Contributor role and got below results.

I created a Life Cycle Management policy to move blobs to the cool access tier from hot tier like below:

Go to Azure Portal -> Storage Accounts -> Your account -> Lifecycle management -> Add a role

When I checked the blobs, they are still in Hot access tier like below:

As I created the policy recently, it may take upto 48 hrs to be effective as mentioned below:

If that's your case, please wait for intended time period and check after a couple of days. I'll update you whether the blobs moved to cool access tier from hot tier or not in a couple of days.

References:

Managing the lifecycle policies - Azure Storage | Microsoft Docs

Azure built-in roles - Azure RBAC | Microsoft Docs