azure-storage
8 items tagged with "azure-storage"
Articles
Azure.RequestFailedException: The value for one of the HTTP headers is not in the correct format
Modern Web Application - Azure App Service ASP.NET Core Logging to Blob Storage
Azure Blob Storage - This request is not authorized to perform this operation.
Use Azurite (Microsoft Azure Storage Emulator) for Development and Testing
Create Blob Triggered Azure Functions using .NET 5
Diagrams
Azure Static Website with Custom Domain via Azure Storage account and CDN
This diagram shows you how to setup a static website on Azure using Azure Storage account and Azure CDN. Azure Storage account supports Static website capability and also allows you to bind a custom domain to access the content. For HTTP only, you can just use built-in Azure Storage account capabilities; for HTTPS, we can have to use Azure Front Door or Azure CDN (classic) services. For HTTPS, we can add a custom domain for the Azure CDN endpoint. As part of that setup, we can also choose CDN managed certificate or our own certificate as the following screenshot shows: !2022092341926-image.png References Quickstart - Create an Azure CDN profile and endpoint | Microsoft Learn Integrate a static website with Azure CDN - Azure Storage | Microsoft Learn
.NET Full Text Search on Azure using Apache Lucene
This diagram shows how to use Apache Lucene to implement full text search engine for Azure App Service ASP.NET core websites. Apache Lucene is an open source framework to provide world search capabilities. It is the search core of both Apache Solr™ and Elasticsearch™. The framework provide core libraries for Java, Python (PyLucene) and .NET.
Mount Azure Storage Volumes to Container Group
Azure Files can be mounted to container groups in Azure Container Instances or App Services. To avoid latency, it is good practice to place the application containers in the same region as file storage.