So I've been messing around with the blob service, which is part of Storage Services of Windows Azure.
No Cache
One of the cool things about this service allows you to publish a file (image, document, video) to the service and expose a public uri which you can view in a browser.
The following is an example of a url for an image that i have published to my development fabric blob storage in the images container.
http://127.0.0.1:10000/devstoreaccount1/images/4d963b77-f855-47f3-ab80-593cb4d632ac
Although you can do really cool things such as set the content type, unfortunately you cannot control the cache.
There is a Metadata property bag exposed (NameValueCollection), unfortunately any meta tags that you specify are prefixed with (x-ms-meta-), which means that you cannot set the cache-control manually.
Please allow us to do this as a feature, it would be really useful.
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