azure-storage

问题 Using the @azure/storage-blob module in the browser, it's not possible to upload to azure storage directly. It complains about a missing request header. The upload is done from within a ReactJS app running as an Office Add-in. As required by Microsoft, CORS have been enabled on storage account for blobs. I tried finding a way to add custom HTTP Headers however, none worked. Here's the upload code import { Credential, BlobServiceClient} from "@azure/storage-blob/browser/azure-storage-blob.min

问题 I'm attempting to do a PUT request to create a new BLOB. After some initial trouble with Authorization header, I am now getting a 404 Resource Not Found error when I attempt to PUT a file into a container. I feel rather certain that I have the URL right: https://accountNameHere.blob.core.windows.net/containerNameHere I have checked and re-checked to make sure that I'm including the container name and the account name, and they're both correct. What else could be causing this (aside from the

问题 How can I check how much space I used in each of my azure storage accounts in my subscription resource group wise. I am not able to find a way to check space used in azure storage account through PowerShell, CLI, portal... 回答1: Azure Storage size consist of all of 4 services (Blob, Queue,File, Table) altogether. Based on my knowledge, there are no ways to calculate the total size of all services for now. However, you could get blob space used on Portal by using Azure metrics. Please select

问题 How can I check how much space I used in each of my azure storage accounts in my subscription resource group wise. I am not able to find a way to check space used in azure storage account through PowerShell, CLI, portal... 回答1: Azure Storage size consist of all of 4 services (Blob, Queue,File, Table) altogether. Based on my knowledge, there are no ways to calculate the total size of all services for now. However, you could get blob space used on Portal by using Azure metrics. Please select

问题 I have an Azure Blob container which contains a few blobs. The container was created (successfully) with the code: if (container.CreateIfNotExists()) { var permissions = container.GetPermissions(); permissions.PublicAccess = BlobContainerPublicAccessType.Off; container.SetPermissions(permissions); } You'll see the permissions are set to private (i.e., PublicAccess is Off ). In a later portion of my code, I would like to open the permissions using SAS , with an expiration of 1 hour . To

问题 I have an Azure Blob container which contains a few blobs. The container was created (successfully) with the code: if (container.CreateIfNotExists()) { var permissions = container.GetPermissions(); permissions.PublicAccess = BlobContainerPublicAccessType.Off; container.SetPermissions(permissions); } You'll see the permissions are set to private (i.e., PublicAccess is Off ). In a later portion of my code, I would like to open the permissions using SAS , with an expiration of 1 hour . To

问题 I have an Azure Blob container which contains a few blobs. The container was created (successfully) with the code: if (container.CreateIfNotExists()) { var permissions = container.GetPermissions(); permissions.PublicAccess = BlobContainerPublicAccessType.Off; container.SetPermissions(permissions); } You'll see the permissions are set to private (i.e., PublicAccess is Off ). In a later portion of my code, I would like to open the permissions using SAS , with an expiration of 1 hour . To

问题 I have an Azure Blob container which contains a few blobs. The container was created (successfully) with the code: if (container.CreateIfNotExists()) { var permissions = container.GetPermissions(); permissions.PublicAccess = BlobContainerPublicAccessType.Off; container.SetPermissions(permissions); } You'll see the permissions are set to private (i.e., PublicAccess is Off ). In a later portion of my code, I would like to open the permissions using SAS , with an expiration of 1 hour . To

问题 I'm trying to update Content Type property of a file located in my Azure $web blob container using Azure CLI. I'm trying to do this because it's wrongly set and my service-worker.js (for my PWA) needs to have "application/javascript" instead of "text/plain; charset=utf-8" in order to be registered. 回答1: When using Azure cli, you should use az storage blob update. The sample code: az storage blob update --container-name xxx --name xxx --account-key xxx --account-name xxx --content-type

问题 I'm trying to update Content Type property of a file located in my Azure $web blob container using Azure CLI. I'm trying to do this because it's wrongly set and my service-worker.js (for my PWA) needs to have "application/javascript" instead of "text/plain; charset=utf-8" in order to be registered. 回答1: When using Azure cli, you should use az storage blob update. The sample code: az storage blob update --container-name xxx --name xxx --account-key xxx --account-name xxx --content-type