Getting started with Azure Blob Storage in .NET Core | Azure Tutorial

Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this .NET tutorial I will show you how you can get started with Azure Blob Storage. Blob Storage is one of the most used Azure services and you should definitely know how you can work with it in your C# code. These examples will be done in .NET Core.

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[eqwerty]

Nick, thanks for all the useful content you share with us, I appreciate it.

[khwezimngoma]

You made it make so much sense, thanks Nick you ROCK!!

[alfredorodriguez]

Excellent, coincidentally yesterday and today I was investigating about it and you made this video. I hope you delve into the prices, which is what I doubt most. Thanks...

[vasylstolyarchuk]

Thank you very much for your efforts to teach us, ordinary people. Thanks)

[pedramfeyz]

hope this help if someone is confused like me and can not get the source code
BlobInfo which used in blobService is a custom class
class BlobInfo
{
public Stream Content { get; set; }
public string ContentType { get; set; }
}

[thundrstruck]

Great stuff! I'd love to see how you append data to an existing file in Blob storage. We are thinking about perhaps offloading our logging mechanics into blob storage rather than on the file share they are kept today.

[flaviocamello]

Thanks! I was problem with Azure Storage!

[tylercrane]

Hey Nick, excellent video dude! So I have never messed around with media content like this before and was wondering once we get the Blob Service up and running, where would be a good place to go and learn a little more about displaying video content with the service we built? Other than that, I subscribed, became a patreon member because I love the content, I thought your video was easy to follow and very robust, and I look forward to more of your videos!

[noahb]

Nick, you're the best.
That is all.

[arjunrr]

Am to able to find code which mentioned in the description link? How to find it out

[brianwells]

Nick, I've appreciated your videos for a very long time, but this one was so helpful, I couldn't have slept well tonight without becoming a Patreon subscriber of yours.

[cryptowref]

Great video Nick, could you share an example of how to secure blob service with Azure AD? So the user first has to log in then allowed to get or add blob items to storage?

[LieberLois]

Really good explanation!
Just one thing: using a filepath for uploading will only work when the User hosts the Backend Server on his Machine!

[bigandfilthy]

Absolute life saver, thank you sooo much. But please upload the source code, I could not find it even after following the steps in the description XD

[ertan]

Thank you for your useful video again! As you know, azure offers a lot of solutions and I believe that many of developers have concerns regarding prices and performances. For example, there is virtual machine and app service, which is better in which case.. if I have a VM, shall I use storage or not.. What brings me exactly? If you make a video in order to answer that kind of question, it will be very useful. I like this storage option but I cannot say that if it worths or not. I've calculated the price, it says 17 dollars in my case and it is nothing.. but is it really the correct price?

[lukesanford]

Loved the video. Very informative! I am having one issue. When doing the await GetBlobAsync, the response I get is "waitingforactivation". Did I miss a step?

[delxjj]

I keep getting a blob container not found error when trying to get a blob and a unsupported media error in Postman when trying to upload a file

[naturelovetimelapse]

Hi I am getting error at services.AddSingleton(x. It says The best overloaded method for Addsingleton does not have a parameter named x ...i am using .net core 6

[martinweihrauch]

Great! How would you authenticate with a service principle, so you dont have to expose the key? I want to make an app that is limited to "read only".

[will]

Just wondering how to write unit test for this, I found sdk stuff kind of tricky to mock. Any advice would be appreciated.