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I am attempting to create a new Azure Scheduler Job that has a Storage queue action, but the only Storage Accounts that I am able to select from my Azure Subscription are "Classic" Storage Accounts, I can not select a "Resource Manager" Storage Account.

Are Azure Scheduler Jobs not compatible with "Resource Management" Storage Accounts?

Aaron Hoffman
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Azure Scheduler supports any storage account (either classic or resource manager based) but the portal currently only supports selecting a classic storage account today. So in the meantime you can use the REST API to add a storage queue action that references a resource manager storage account.

Kevin Lam
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  • The REST APIs use a timestamp header called x-ms-date which is required and seems to expire after only about 15 minutes. How would you propose to use the REST API via a static scheduler job created in the portal where this value can't be continuously updated? – starmandeluxe Sep 06 '16 at 05:35
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You are correct, the Preview Portal (portal.azure.com) still doesn't have all intended functionality. Some things are work in progress, like "Resource Management Storage Accounts" in the Storage queue Scheduler job.

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