Take a deep dive into the Azure Storage APIs for application development and storage of blob-, table-, queue-, and file-based data.
- [Anton] Getting started with the cloud can be daunting, especially if one tries to consider the entirety of a complex application. Luckily, Azure Storage offers a variety of APIs, each of which you can learn independently. My name is Anton Delsink, and I've been teaching developer topics for almost 20 years. And in that time, the cloud has been one of the most empowering disruptions for me. So in this course I'll guide through the Azure Storage APIs, from a developer's point of view, and get you started with the most commonly used parts of that Storage API, including blobs, files, queues, and tables, and we'll highlight some gotchas as we go along.
So let's dive right in.
Author
Anton Delsink
Released
11/15/2017- Azure Storage overview
- Azure Storage security
- Deploying Azure Storage
- Accessing Azure Storage files
- Passing messages with Azure Storage queues
- Storing unstructured data with Azure Storage blobs
- Storing structured data in Azure Storage tables (Cosmos DB)
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome38s
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What you should know1m 54s
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1. Overview
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Azure Storage overview9m 20s
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Azure Storage Explorer2m 13s
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2. Security
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Shared key authentication2m 22s
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Shared access signatures3m 47s
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Encryption at rest2m 13s
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3. Deployment
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Azure CLI6m 57s
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PowerShell4m 13s
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Local emulator2m 6s
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4. Azure Storage Files
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Querying Azure storage files15m 25s
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Combining REST and SMB12m 18s
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5. Azure Storage Queues
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Queue concepts6m 47s
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Queue XML15m 5s
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Queue visible time property16m 8s
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Queue metadata9m 33s
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Queue access control (SAS)11m 45s
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Common patterns1m 38s
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6. Azure Storage Blobs
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Connecting to blob containers12m 21s
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Working with block blobs29m 53s
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Working with a lease8m 39s
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Blob access control (SAS)8m 15s
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7. Azure Storage Tables
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Creating entities14m 37s
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Querying tables13m 57s
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Schemaless queries14m 10s
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Azure Cosmos DB2m 22s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 19s
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