Hi @amitchandak , Thanks for the resources.
I have seen these.
- RE: #1 Link: This is not possible in my use case because it requires a long-lived SAS token to be generated (security vulnerability)
- RE: #2 Link: The blog post that is referenced in this PBI post, requires a base 64 representation of the image be added to the underlying table.
- I want to display a .png image that is stored directly in Azure Blob Storage, by using its URL, not an image that is stored as base 64 in a table.
- RE: #3 Link: This solution has huge overhead: "storing the image directly in the power bi pbix file, uploading it to the service and then using the refresh method to load the image from Azure blob storage into the model. Use gateway to get the binary encoding of the image or get the base64 stored directly in the Azure blob storage"
Ideally I want to add an image URL (that is stored in Azure Blob Storage) to a Power BI report, and because users of the PBI report have AAD access to view the image in Storage, the image is shown directly in the report or in the browser when a link is clicked.
Is this possible? Seems like it should be givin the users are part of a AAD Security Group. The same sec group has access to the PBI report and READ permissions on the Azure Storage Container.
Example:
- If the user is working with Azure Storage Explorer, they can open the image because they have an RBAC role that points to the sec group they are a part of.
- But when using PBI, the link does not appear to be there
