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Azure Storage - Part 3

This is final part 3 of Azure Storage Service. We talked about it in earlier articles  Part 1 and Part 2 . Azure Storage API Azure Storage provides a REST API to work with the containers and data stored in each account. There are independent APIs available to work with each type of data you can store. ·          Blobs  for unstructured data such as binary and text files. ·          Queues  for persistent messaging. ·          Tables  for structured storage of key/values. ·          Files  for traditional SMB file shares. Storage REST APIs are accessible from anywhere on the Internet, by any application that can send an HTTP/HTTPS request and receive an HTTP/HTTPS response. For example (HTTP) GET https://[url-for-service-account]/?comp=list&include=metadata – This returns t...