I\'m using Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.* library from C#.
This is how I\'m uploading things to storage:
// Store in storage
CloudStor
After you make any changes to Properties, you have to make a call to CloudBlockBlob.SetProperties() to actually save those changes.
Think of it as something similar to LINQ-to-Entities. You can make any changes you want to your local object, but until you call SaveChanges(), nothing is actually saved.