@Diego33 Kaniz is half-bot half-human, but unfortunately not gracing us with "sorry for the confusion" responses.
After a quick search, I thought that maybe there's a possiblity to find use the web terminal and do a manual mount with the bash script that Microsoft provides. But all I get is mount:permission denied. I have a use case on my hands with File Share so I thought I'd give it a try.
It's probably easier to work with the Azure Python SDK to access data from azure storage fileshares.
And @angel_ba, there are vague references to a File Share trigger becoming available in Azure Function but it hasn't materialized and is not referenced as trigger, and it certainly isn't available in Databricks. That said, if I had to build a system that must pick up changed files in a File Share, I would use powershell to list the files (maybe have a landing area, to prevent having too much stuff to sift through), then you get the metadata containing the field "LastModified" with the above command, and then you can decide what to do. Or simply move the file from the File Share to blob storage and then it solves all the other issues.