azure-storage-blobs

I have a number of files that I transferred into Azure Blob Storage via the Azure Data Factory. Unfortunately, this tool doesn't appear to set the Content-MD5 value for any of the values, so when I pull that value from the Blob Storage API, it's empty. I'm aiming to transfer these files out of Azure Blob Storage and into Google Storage. The documentation I'm seeing for Google's Storagetransfer service at https://cloud.google.com/storage/transfer/reference/rest/v1/TransferSpec#HttpData indicates that I can easily initiate such a transfer if I supply a list of the files with their URL, length in

I'm trying to write unit tests for my AzureBlobRepository. The repository receives a CloubBlobClient in the constructor. I want to mock the client, but this gives an exception: using (var mock = AutoMock.GetLoose()) { var mockClient = mock.Mock<CloudBlobClient>(); } Cannot choose between multiple constructors with equal length 2 on type 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Blob.CloudBlobClient'. Select the constructor explicitly, with the UsingConstructor() configuration method, when the component is registered. Ofcourse, in my unit test I am not registering anything, so that message is not very

Incredibly simple powershell script... #Server side storage copy $SourceStorageAccount = "myStorageAccount" $SourceStorageKey = "myKey" $SourceStorageContext = New-AzureStorageContext –StorageAccountName $SourceStorageAccount -StorageAccountKey $SourceStorageKey fails with the error At E:\DeploymentScripts\Storage\Test.ps1:6 char:51 + ... geContext –StorageAccountName $SourceStorageAccount -StorageAccount ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The string is missing the terminator: ". + CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParseException + FullyQualifiedErrorId :

I am creating a console app that copies all blobs in all containers from an account we use for production to another we use for development. I have the following method to do this. The 'productionStorage' and 'developmentStorage' objects are in another assembly where Azure storage client methods are housed. static void CopyBlobsToDevelopment() { // Get a list of containers in production List<CloudBlobContainer> productionBlobContainers = productionStorage.GetContainerList(); // For each container in production... foreach (var productionContainer in productionBlobContainers) { // Get a list of

I'm working on a personal project to manage users of my club, it's hosted on the free Azure package (for now at least), partly as an experiment to try out Azure. Part of creating their records is to add a photo, so I've got a Contact Card view that lets me see who they are, when they came and a photo. I have installed ImageResizer and it's really easy to resize the 10MP photos from my camera and save them to the file system locally, but it seems that for Azure I need to use their Blobs to Upload Pictures to Windows Azure Web Sites , and that's new to me. The documentation on ImageResizer says