Such data might include files, blobs, queues, or tables. In this article we’ll look at how we can upload data to Azure Blob storage from an ASP.Net Core application.

To create Azure storage blobs I'll use PowerShell. There are a number of different ways to upload files into Azure but for demonstration purposes, I will use PowerShell.

The Scality Connect for Microsoft Azure Blob Storage is aimed at making it easier for AWS S3 applications to connect to Microsoft Azure Blob object storage.

That was so awkward and time-consuming that I just deleted the files manually from the dist folder before using Azure Storage Explorer to manually upload those files and folders to my Azure Blob.

If the functions you are developing use Azure Storage, one tool that can assist when running functions locally is the Microsoft Azure Storage Emulator. The Storage Emulator simulates the cloud Azure ...

You can use an Azure storage account to work with all kinds of data including files, blobs, queues, and tables.