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[ instructions] ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/tables/table-storage-quickstart-portal ) .
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- #### 3. Storage account CORS settings
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- Configure the CORS settings for the storage account to allow requests from the
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- service introspection dasbhoard.
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- 1 . Go to the [ Azure portal] ( https://portal.azure.com )
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- 2 . Search for the name of your storage account
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- 3 . Click the CORS options on the menu on the left side:
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- ![ cors menu option] ( ./images/cors-menu.png )
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- Add the following settings under ** Table Service** :
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- ![ cors settings] ( ./images/cors-settings.png )
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- ** Note:** If you are running the service introspection spk dashboard in a port
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- other than ` 4040 ` , add that entry in the settings instead.
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### Pipelines Configuration
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The Bedrock GitOps pipelines need to be configured to start sending data to
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- ` INTROSPECTION_ACCOUNT_NAME ` : Set this to the name of your storage account
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- ` INTROSPECTION_PARTITION_KEY ` : This field can be a distinguishing key that
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- recognizea your source repository in the storage, for eg. in this example,
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+ recognizes your source repository in the storage, for eg. in this example,
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we're using the name of the source repository ` hello-bedrock `
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- ` INTROSPECTION_TABLE_NAME ` : Set this to the name of the table in your storage
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account that you prefer to use
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