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Create A Blob Storage: Use Case

The document describes how to create a blob storage container in Azure. It involves creating a storage account, then a blob container within that storage account. A block blob is uploaded to the container and can then be viewed, edited, and downloaded from the blob container in Azure. Prerequisites include having an Azure subscription. Steps provided include creating a storage account, blob container, and uploading a block blob file to the container.

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Create A Blob Storage: Use Case

The document describes how to create a blob storage container in Azure. It involves creating a storage account, then a blob container within that storage account. A block blob is uploaded to the container and can then be viewed, edited, and downloaded from the blob container in Azure. Prerequisites include having an Azure subscription. Steps provided include creating a storage account, blob container, and uploading a block blob file to the container.

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Create a Blob Storage

Use Case:
In this walkthrough task we will create a storage account, then create a blob storage
container within that storage account, then upload a block blob, view and edit the blob file
within the blob container in Azure, and then download the block blob file.

Prerequisites:
You require need an Azure subscription to perform these steps. If you don't
have one you can create one by following the steps outlined on the Create
your Azure account webpage.

Steps:
Create a storage Account:
Log-in to Azure portal with your account using www.portal.azure.com. In
Azure portal click on create a new resource and search for Storage Account.

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Click on a create Storage Account

Create a Storage Account with the configuration of following settings:

• Subscription: Select on your Subscription


• Resource group: Create a new, Type Codesizzler-01 then Select ok
button.
• Storage account name: cloud storage
• Location:(US) Central US

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• Performance: Select Standard
• Account Kind: StorageV2 (general purpose v2)
• Replication: Select Locally-redundant storage
• Access Tier: Hot

Select Review + Create to review your storage account settings and allow
Azure to validate the configuration. Once validated select Create button.

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Confirm that the service bus namespace is deployed successfully. To see the
notifications, select the bell icon (Alerts) on the toolbar.

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In the Azure portal click on storage account blade. Select on Storage account
(Cloud Storage).

Open the storage account and scroll in the left menu for the storage account,
scroll to the Blob service section, select Blobs and then select the + Container
button.

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Add a Container following settings:

• The container name: cloudblob


• Public access Level: public access level Leave the default value default
level is Private (no anonymous access)
Finally press Ok button.

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We will upload a block blob to your new container. Select the container to
show a list of blobs it contains. Since this container is new, it won't yet contain
any blobs.

Select the Upload button to upload a blob to the container. Browse your local
file system to find the file.

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View the uploaded Azure Ninjas cache file block blob by right clicking on the
blob file.

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You can download a block blob by right clicking on the block blob and
selecting Download.

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