Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer1.47.0

Optimize your Azure storage management

LinuxDeveloper ToolsFreeware

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Upload, download, and manage blobs, files, queues, and tables in Azure cloud storage from a graphical Linux application. Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer, published by Microsoft Azure Storage Tools, brings storage accounts, subscriptions, and related Azure services into one workspace. It helps developers and other Azure users handle storage tasks without switching between separate management interfaces.

The application supports Azure, Azure Stack, and government cloud environments. It also works with Azure Cosmos DB entities, Azure Data Lake Storage entities, and virtual machine disks. Storage accounts can be accessed through Azure Resource Manager or the classic storage account model, while multiple Azure subscriptions can be organized within the same interface. Management tools include cross-origin resource sharing rules and shared access signatures, giving users controls for configuring data access.

Typical users include developers managing application data, cloud administrators maintaining storage resources, and teams working across several subscriptions or Azure environments. On Linux, the program requires snapd, uses the amd64 architecture, and requires a password manager that may need to be connected manually before the application works correctly. Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer is freeware, and the current version is 1.47.0.

Requires Linux + snapd · Architecture: amd64

Details

PlatformLinux
CategoryDeveloper Tools
LicenseFreeware
PricingFree
Package IDstorage-explorer
Latest versionv1.47.0
Minimum OSLinux + snapd
Architectureamd64
Published10/31/2026

Version history

VersionSizePublishedScan
v1.46.0—9/16/2026Not hosted hereOfficial site

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