I need some guidance on how to copy a file from Azure Blob Storage to Wasabi (which is compatible with Amazon S3) using a Python script within an Azure Function App. Any help would be appreciated!
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Honestly, while tools like Copilot and Claude can help, they aren't perfect. You might run into limitations with their guidance. Have you checked if Azure Data Factory's copy activity can accommodate this task? Though, I heard that Wasabi as a sink isn't supported yet.
To tackle this, I suggest first trying the process on your local machine with tools like GitHub Copilot or Claude Code to iron out the details. Once you understand the basics, create a simple Azure Function that just outputs "Hello World" so you can get a feel for how Azure Functions work. Then, you can combine your learnings to set up the file copy from Azure Blob to Wasabi.
Actually, if you want to get right into it, you could just create an Azure Function directly in the Azure portal and write your script there. Use an HTTP trigger to run it. I did this, but even though it returns a 200 OK status, the file hasn't been written yet, which is super frustrating.

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