Any Azure Storage Viewer Available For Mac
Gladinet Cloud provides online files and folder share related functionalities, such as sending folder as a link or sending a folder to a registered Gladinet user in his/her 'Files Shared with Me' folder; Compared to the traditional way of zipping up a folder and sending as attachment to email, sending files and folders as links are much easier. The Azure Blob Storage service will be the backend storage service, powering the file and folder share solution. How to Set it Up? You can sign up for a Gladinet Cloud Team account. During the sign up process, select the 'Plugin My Own Cloud Storage' option and plugin your Azure Storage Cloud Storage account.
- Any Azure Storage Viewer Available For Mac
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- Azure Table Storage Viewer
After the sign up process is completed, you will be at the Web Browser Based File Manager, looking directly into your Azure Blob Storage files and folders. After that, you can use the file and folder share features.
Any Azure Storage Viewer Available For Mac
Azure storage viewer(see for updates) Contents Introduction If you have registered for Azure Services at, you may want to explore what is in your storage – your queues, blobs and tables. You can use the “Azure storage viewer” to browse your storage. To a limited extent, you can also add and delete objects in Azure storage (under your account, of course).
The two screen shots below show messages in one of the queues, and contents of a small table. Azure storage viewer supports both mouse and keyboard navigation. It can be used as a learning tool, or as a content browser for small experimental projects.
System requirements I tested on Windows 2003 SP2, Vista x32 and x64, Windows 2008 x64 (Standard and DC). I was admin on all machines. Viewer doesn’t need to run elevated.
Sample screenshots Installation Step 1. Install and start the Viewer. The installation is ClickOnce-based. Type start in the command window (or click the URL), then click install.
Any Azure Storage Viewer Available For Mac Download
Note: if you already have.NET FX 3.5 SP1 installed, you can just start the Azure storage viewer by typing - the IE understands the “.application” file type. If you don’t have FX 3.5 SP1, then you will be prompted to install it. Installation of the FX will start automatically. It takes quite a while. The viewer will start and display the “credentials dialog”.
Next, modify configuration file. See next step. Modify configuration file When the viewer detects connection problem (with the storage), it brings up the “credentials dialog”.
Either click “Edit credentials” or “Edit in notepad”. The first option will read configuration file and fillin the two text boxes with current values; copy-paste your account and shared key. The second option opens the configuration file, which looks like below. You can also open configuration file at any time by clicking “Edit Configuration” button. Change yellow entries to you account and shared key values that you received when signing up to Azure services.
Save configuration file (CTRL+S) in case you selected the option to edit the configuration file. You data should be displayed now. Disclaimer: It is the ClickOnce install generator that placed the viewer under Microsoft group, and I did not figure out yet how to change the group name to something more modest. Disclaimer: It is the ClickOnce install generator that placed the viewer under Microsoft group, and I did not figure out yet how to change the group name to something more modest.