So I've just released version 0.1 of my Windows Azure Blob Browser / Viewer.
This is a little WPF application that allows you to browse / download blobs residing in Windows Azure Blob storage services. This works against the current CTP release.
You can download the application from here
This gives the following functionality
- List Containers
- Add / Delete Containers
- View Container Properties
- List Blobs in Container
- Add / Delete Blob in container
- View Blob Properties
- Download Blob
There is still a bunch of stuff that I want to include in future versions
- Set content type
- View / Set Metadata for container / blob
All you need to get started is your Azure Storage account name + Shared Key (this should also work against your dev account)
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Do I need Vista to run this? Could you provide screenshots? I am very curious to see some of this Azure stuff in action, especially the data services part.
Nope, you can run it on XP.
Infact I developed this on my EeePC (which is XP) in Visual C# Express, late at night.
Hi Chris, this was the example I was thinking of:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/AzureManagementTools
I dont think it does everything your browser does but is worth a look?
Heya Alex,
Thanks for the link, it looks pretty cool, especially for the SDS stuff.
I couldn't get it to work on my eepc :(
I'll try it out on my main laptop later.
Thanks again
Where do I get the Storage Account and Shared Key info that I need for this application.
Azure SD Services gave me a Enpoints, a Primary Access Key and a Secondary Access Key. How do these relate to each other?
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