In this video, connect to Azure Storage using the client library WindowsAzure.Storage from Visual Studio.
- [Instructor] To connect to Azure Storage from code,…we're going to use one of the many libraries provided…by Microsoft and the community.…In this case we'll use C#…with the Microsoft-provided storage library.…Let's create a new solution for this.…File, new, project.…And I'll use a dot net core, unit test project.…I'll call the solution LAS for Learning Azure Storage…and I'll place it on the desktop.…Call the project Azure storage files and click okay.…
So here we have our new unit test project.…I'll save all, control shift S…and first thing to do is to look…at the NuGet packages for all of our dependencies.…So right click on the solution,…select manage NuGet packages,…and I can see we have the MSTest packages already installed…and I'll add a few more.…To help with unit testing, I'll add NFluent.…This will make our tests a little bit more readable…and I'll add it to my unit test project.…
And Azure Storage, Windows Azure Storage version 8.4 today.…You might have a later one by the time you do this.…So there we have the packages we need.…
Released
12/11/2018- Creating and managing storage accounts in the Azure portal
- Stored access policies for granting privileges
- Encrypting data at rest
- Azure Storage Files and net use
- Querying files
- Accessing files from both SMB and the REST API concurrently
- Using AzCopy to copy data among storage accounts asynchronously
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