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- 6. INSTALLING CLOUDSTOR ➤ If Cloudstor is not installed, you need to find the lastest version here: https:// store.docker.com/community/images/docker4x/cloudstor/tags ➤ For configuring the plugin, you will need a Storage Account on Azure name and access key. You can find on your Storage Account > Access Keys page
- 7. INSTALLING CLOUDSTOR ➤ If you use Docker on Linux, the Account Storage should have Secure transfer required disabled, it's not supported by Linux for now.
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