Using blobs in Azure Like all Azure services, blob storage needs to be part of a resource group and associated with an account for billing. You start with a general-purpose Azure storage account ...

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.

Managed storage allows users to leverage FileCloud to use Azure Blob Storage to store and manage files, enabling businesses to create a custom file hosting system for their organization.

We look at the object storage services of the big three cloud providers – Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure Blob and Google Cloud Storage – and how customers can achieve compatibility between them.