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To create a mirrored volume in Windows Server 2008 R2 In the Start Menu right click Computer, In the popup menu select Manage, On the left side of Server Manager expand Storage and select Disk Management, You need a second hard drive with as much unallocated space on it as the size of the volume …
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In the prior article of the Microsoft Azure storage series we have downloaded a file (blob) from the container. In this part we will add a method to delete a blob in the Azure storage container. Delete a blob in the storage container Add the DeleteBlob method to the Azure_Helper Open the Azure_Helper.cs file in …
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In the second part of the Azure Storage series we have developed a .Net application that can create a Microsoft Azure storage container and upload files into it. Today we will extend the functionality of our application to list the files in the container. List the files in the container First let’s create a class …
In the first part of the Azure Storage series we have created a Microsoft Azure storage in the “cloud”. Now we will create a C# application to upload, list and download files. Create a Blank Solution In the File menu select New -> Project… Add a new Console Application project to the solution In the …
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Sign up for Microsoft Azure To create a Microsoft Azure storage account first create a Microsoft Azure account. If you are an MSDN subscriber you may open an account without using a credit card and limit your usage to the MSDN provided $150 free monthly allowance. Once you created your Microsoft Azure account open the …
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