Hi Anders,
Thanks for these links. They would have been helpful, and hopefully are helpful to anyone reading this post.

Cheers!
Nick

Thanks Tomas!
I found a solution for a different client that used a different container name, which is why I thought it might be dynamic. However, for this client Opti had created the storage container as ‘mysitemedia’ as you mentioned. The documentation online is confusing because I was using this page in the CMS 12 developer docs to figure out how to deploy blobs: https://docs.developers.optimizely.com/content-management-system/docs/deploying-to-azure-webapps. In this page it says each account creates their own Blob Storage Account and Service Bus, but that’s handled by Optimizely support.

Thanks for this information. It’s a helpful addition for sure.

To import a DB see:
https://docs.developers.optimizely.com/digital-experience-platform/docs/export-database#import-database

To upload blobs (use the -Writable switch):
https://docs.developers.optimizely.com/digital-experience-platform/docs/storage-containers#get-epistoragecontainersaslink

Hopefully makes this process even smoother!

See my recent post:
https://www.gulla.net/en/blog/copy-database-and-blobs-to-optimizely-dxp/

Also, in DXP, the default container name is ‘mysitemedia’