C# Class BlobStorage.Advanced

Calls the advanced samples for Blob storage.

Add some sample metadata to the container.

Calls samples that demonstrate how to use the Blob service client (CloudBlobClient) object.

Calls samples that demonstrate how to work with blobs.

Calls samples that demonstrate how to work with a blob container.

Calls shared access signature samples for both containers and blobs.

Configures logging and metrics for Blob storage, as well as the default service version. Note that if you have already enabled analytics for your storage account, running this sample will change those settings. For that reason, it's best to run with a test storage account if possible. The sample saves your settings and resets them after it has completed running.

Gets a reference to a blob created previously, and copies it to a new blob in the same container.

Creates a large block blob, and copies it to a new blob in the same container. If the copy operation does not complete within the specified interval, abort the copy operation.

Query the Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) rules for the Queue service

Creates a new blob and takes a snapshot of the blob.

Creates the specified number of nested block blobs at a specified number of levels.

Creates a randomly named block blob.

Creates a sample container for use in the sample application.

Creates the specified number of sequentially named block blobs, in a flat structure.

Creates a shared access policy on the container.

Deletes containers starting with specified prefix. Note that the ListContainers method is called synchronously, for the purposes of the sample. However, in a real-world application using the async/await pattern, best practices recommend using asynchronous methods consistently.

Returns a URI containing a SAS for the blob.

Returns a URI containing a SAS for the blob container.

Gets a reference to a blob by making a request to the service. Note that the GetBlobReferenceFromServer method is called synchronously, for the purposes of the sample. However, in a real-world application using the async/await pattern, best practices recommend using asynchronous methods consistently.

Gets a reference to a blob by making a request to the service.

Gets the Blob service stats for the secondary endpoint for an RA-GRS (read-access geo-redundant) storage account.

Lists all containers in the storage account. Note that the ListContainers method is called synchronously, for the purposes of the sample. However, in a real-world application using the async/await pattern, best practices recommend using asynchronous methods consistently.

Lists blobs in the specified container using a flat listing, with an optional segment size specified, and writes their properties and metadata to the console window. The flat listing returns a segment containing all of the blobs matching the listing criteria. In a flat listing, blobs are not organized by virtual directory.

Lists blobs beginning with the specified prefix, which must include the container name. Note that the ListBlobs method is called synchronously, for the purposes of the sample. However, in a real-world application using the async/await pattern, best practices recommend using asynchronous methods consistently.

Lists blobs beginning with the specified prefix, which must include the container name.

Lists blobs in the specified container using a hierarchical listing, and calls this method recursively to return the contents of each virtual directory. Reads the properties on each blob or virtual directory returned and writes them to the console window.

Lists containers in the storage account whose names begin with the specified prefix, and return container metadata as part of the listing operation.

Demonstrates container lease states: available, breaking, broken, and expired. A lease is used in each example to delete the container.

Get a list of valid page ranges for a page blob

Reads the blob's properties.

Reads the lease properties for the container.

Reads the container's properties.

Prints properties for the Blob service client to the console window.

Reads the virtual directory's properties.

Reads the blob's block list, and indicates whether the blob has been committed.

Sets the anonymous access level.

Tests a blob SAS to determine which operations it allows.

Tests a container SAS to determine which operations it allows.

Uploads the blob as a set of 256 KB blocks.

Uploads an array of bytes to a new blob.