1/6/2023 0 Comments Azure filezilla portWhy not do this using the FTP client? Right-click a blob container, pick “File permissions…” and here you are: the public read permission is the one that you can use to control access to a blob container. placeholder file will be created when doing this.įeels like regular FTP, right? There’s more though… Using the Windows Azure storage API, you can also choose if a blob container is private or public. Create, remove and rename folders inside a container.Create, remove and rename blob containers.Feel free to browse your storage account and: The folders you are seeing are your blob storage containers. Connect, and you’ll be greeted in a nice way: Don’t forget to use your Windows Azure storage account name as the username and the storage account key as the password. Open up your favourite FTP client (like FileZilla), and open up an FTP connection to. If you require this, feel free to contact me and I’ll give you more traffic quotas. Next, I’m not allowing you to transfer more than 10MB of data per day. Well, you can try this one yourself actually… But let’s start with a disclaimer: I’m not logging your account details when you log in. This would mean I would only have to host this thing in a worker role somehow and add some classes working with blobs and not with files. Luckily, the author of the article had the idea of abstraction in mind: he did not build his software on top of a real file system, no, he did an abstraction. Until now, that is.īeing a lazy developer, I did not start from scratch: writing an FTP server may be something that has been done before, and yes: “Binging” for “ Csharp FTP server” led me to this article on. Lack of time, other things to do, you name it: I did not work on that idea. After doing that post, I had the idea of building a Windows Azure FTP server that served as a bridge to blob storage. Using FTP to access Windows Azure Blob Storage MaEdit on GitHubĪ while ago, I did a blog post on creating an external facing Azure Worker Role endpoint, listening for incoming TCP connections.
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