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 # Overview
 
 [Azure Blob Storage](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blobs-introduction) is Microsoft's object storage solution for the cloud. Blob Storage is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data. Unstructured data is data that doesn't adhere to a particular data model or definition, such as text or binary data.
+
 Azure Blob Storage Containers are good at three things:
 
-- Large amounts of data - Containers can be huge: way bigger than hard drives. And
-  they are still fast.
-- Accessible by multiple consumers at once - You can access the same data source
-  from multiple Notebook Servers and pipelines at the same time without needing
-  to duplicate the data.
-- Sharing - Project namespaces can share a container. This is great for sharing data with people
-  outside of your workspace.
+- Large amounts of data - Containers can be huge: way bigger than hard drives. And they are still fast.
+- Accessible by multiple consumers at once - You can access the same data source from multiple Notebook Servers and pipelines at the same time without needing to duplicate the data.
+- Sharing - Project namespaces can share a container. This is great for sharing data with people outside of your workspace.
 
 # Setup
 
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 !!! warning "Azure Blob Storage containers and buckets mount will be replacing the Minio Buckets and Minio storage mounts"
-    Users will be responsible for migrating data from Minio Buckets to the Azure Storage folders. For larger
-    files, users may contact AAW for assistance.
+    Users will be responsible for migrating data from Minio Buckets to the Azure Storage folders. For larger files, users may contact AAW for assistance.
+
 ## Blob Container Mounted on a Notebook Server
 
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-The Blob CSI volumes are persisted under `/home/jovyan/buckets` when creating a Notebook Server. Files under `/buckets` are backed by Blob storage.
-All AAW notebooks will have the `/buckets` mounted to the file-system, making data accessible from everywhere.
+The Blob CSI volumes are persisted under `/home/jovyan/buckets` when creating a Notebook Server. Files under `/buckets` are backed by Blob storage. All AAW notebooks will have the `/buckets` mounted to the file-system, making data accessible from everywhere.
 
 ![Blob folders mounted as Jupyter Notebook directories](../images/container-mount.png)
 
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 # Protected-b Notebook AAW folder mount
 ![Protected-b notebooks mounted as Jupyter Notebook directories](../images/protectedb-mount.png)
 
-These folders can be used like any other - you can copy files to/from using the
-file browser, write from Python/R, etc. The only difference is that the data is
-being stored in the Blob storage container rather than on a local disk (and is thus
-accessible wherever you can access your Kubeflow notebook).
+These folders can be used like any other - you can copy files to/from using the file browser, write from Python/R, etc. The only difference is that the data is being stored in the Blob storage container rather than on a local disk (and is thus accessible wherever you can access your Kubeflow notebook).
+
+## How to Migrate from MinIO to Azure Blob Storage
+
+```
+#!/bin/sh
+FULLNAME=<your-name-goes-here>
+
+# Obtain credentials
+source /vault/secrets/minio-standard-tenant-1
+
+# Add storage under nickname "standard"
+mc config host add standard $MINIO_URL $MINIO_ACCESS_KEY $MINIO_SECRET_KEY
+
+# If you want to migrate your MinIO Bucket to Blob Storage.
+# Move
+mc mv --recursive <minio_path> <blob_path_on_local_system>
+# Copy
+mc cp --recursive <minio_path> <blob_path_on_local_system>
+```
 
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 ## Container Types
 
 The following Blob containers are available:
 
-Accessing all Blob containers is the same. The difference between containers is the
-storage type behind them:
+Accessing all Blob containers is the same. The difference between containers is the storage type behind them:
 
-- **aaw-unclassified:** By default,
-  use this one. Stores unclassified data.
+- **aaw-unclassified:** By default, use this one. Stores unclassified data.
 
 - **aaw-protected-b:** Stores sensitive protected-b data.
 
-- **aaw-unclassified-ro:** This classification is protected-b but read-only access. This is so users can view unclassified
-data within a protected-b notebook.
+- **aaw-unclassified-ro:** This classification is protected-b but read-only access. This is so users can view unclassified data within a protected-b notebook.
 
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 ## Accessing Internal Data
 
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-Accessing internal data uses the DAS common storage connection which has use for internal and external users that require access to unclassified or protected-b data. The following containers can be provisoned:
+Accessing internal data uses the DAS common storage connection which has use for internal and external users that require access to unclassified or protected-b data. The following containers can be provisioned:
 
 - **external-unclassified**
 - **external-protected-b**
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 They follow the same convention as the AAW containers above in terms of data, however there is a layer of isolation between StatCan employees and non-StatCan employees. Non-Statcan employees are only allowed in **external** containers, while StatCan employees can have access to any container. 
 
-AAW has an integration with the FAIR Data Infrastructure team that allows users
-to transfer unclassified and protected-b data to Azure Storage Accounts, thus allowing users to
-access this data from Notebook Servers.
+AAW has an integration with the FAIR Data Infrastructure team that allows users to transfer unclassified and protected-b data to Azure Storage Accounts, thus allowing users to access this data from Notebook Servers.
 
-Please reach out to the FAIR Data Infrastructure team if you have a use case for
-this data.
+Please reach out to the FAIR Data Infrastructure team if you have a use case for this data.
 
 ## Pricing