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Eytch
Eytch

Reputation: 743

How to upload files to a Windows Azure Storage

I'm trying to publish a package that has 800mb+. But the Windows Azure publish only allows up to 600mb, so maybe I need to upload some unstructured files first to Windows Azure storage.

What's the best way to upload files to a Windows Azure storage?

Upvotes: 20

Views: 45143

Answers (4)

SowndaryaBalakrishnan
SowndaryaBalakrishnan

Reputation: 1

A suggestion to help you might be to upload the files with help of the UploadFromStream() method in the blobs storage SDK. To implement this method, you need to know the Container Name, Archive Storage Account, and Storage Key.

As the method demands the usage of custom coding, you can leverage third-party tools like Cerebrata (https://cerebrata.com/). The tool basically allows you to upload files of any size and also provides options to customize the chunk size, overwrite behavior, file extension, and block blob access tier.

upload files - Azure Storage

Upvotes: 0

Sagar Shinde
Sagar Shinde

Reputation: 95

Used ftp client i.e filezilla client to upload files from client to remote machine Note : first create ftp credentials in azure.

Upvotes: -3

Erikest
Erikest

Reputation: 5097

Another way is: http://storageexplorer.com/

To Upload files:

  1. Select the Container
  2. Open the "Blob Container Editor"
  3. Click Upload for Files and Folders

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Upvotes: 19

David Makogon
David Makogon

Reputation: 71031

what's the best way to upload files to a windows azure storage?

There's no best way - you'll need to decide that for yourself. But... here are a few options:

  • Create an app, using one of the language SDKs (.NET, PHP, Ruby, Java, Node, Python, Node). The SDKs each have coverage of blob storage, allowing you to create an upload app. You could also make direct REST API calls instead of using the SDK. You'll find many examples of this around the web, including this .NET sample on the Azure.com site.
  • Call the PowerShell command Set-AzureStorageBlobContent, which copies a local file to a blob
  • Call the Azure cross-platform CLI command azure storage blob upload, which copies a local file to a blob
  • Use a storage copy tool. The Azure team provides AzCopy. There are 3rd-party tools as well. The Azure Storage team recently blogged about various 3rd-party tools available.

Upvotes: 25

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