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To troubleshoot the "Azure Container Does Not Exist" error, follow these steps:

1. Confirm the Azure Container Exists:

   • Verify that the Azure container exists in the specified resource group and subscription. If it has been deleted or moved, recreate it in the correct location.

2. Check Permissions:

   • Ensure that the user or service principal has the necessary permissions to access and create files in the Azure container. Adjust the roles and permissions as needed.

3. Workspace Provisioning:

   • If the workspace is newly deployed and the issue persists, consider deleting and recreating the workspace. This can resolve issues caused by errors during the initial provisioning process.

4. Investigate Provisioning Errors:

   • If the Azure container was not properly created during the workspace provisioning, there might have been an error during the process. You can reach out to the product team to investigate what happened during the provisioning of the workspace and why the Azure container was not created.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the "Azure Container Does Not Exist" error.