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Go back to the Storage Account and check the `audios` container. You should see the files that you uploaded with your `AudioUpload` Azure Function!
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## Option 2: Upload with Postman
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Using [Postman][postman], first go to the Azure Function and inside the function starting with `func-std-`, select `Functions` then `AudioUpload` and select the `Get Function Url` with the `default (function key)`.
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Use this url with Postman to upload the audio file.
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You can use the provided sample audio files to test the function:
Create a POST request and in the row where you set the key to `audio` for instance then, make sure to select the `file` option in the hidden dropdown menu to be able to select a file in the value field:
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Go back to the Storage Account and check the `audios` container. You should see the files that you uploaded with your `AudioUpload` Azure Function!
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