Final Answer:
To delete a Shared Access Signature (SAS) definition for a storage account with the Azure CLI command, you can use the following command:
az storage account revoke-sas --account-name <storage_account_name> --sas-token <sas_token>
Replace <storage_account_name> with your actual storage account name and <sas_token> with the SAS token you want to revoke.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Azure CLI command az storage account revoke-sas is used to revoke or delete a Shared Access Signature (SAS) for a storage account. This command takes two parameters: --account-name specifies the name of the storage account, and --sas-token specifies the SAS token that you want to revoke.
In the command, <storage_account_name> should be replaced with the actual name of your storage account, and <sas_token> should be replaced with the SAS token you want to delete. This command ensures that the specified SAS token is no longer valid and cannot be used to access the storage account.
It's essential to use this command carefully, as revoking a SAS token means that anyone possessing that token will lose access to the associated resources. Always double-check the values you provide for --account-name and --sas-token to avoid unintended consequences. By executing this command, you are actively managing the security of your Azure storage account by revoking unnecessary or compromised SAS tokens.