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Azure Storage samples using v12 .NET client libraries

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The following table provides an overview of our samples repository and the scenarios covered in each sample. Click on the links to view the corresponding sample code in GitHub.

Note

These samples use the latest Azure Storage .NET v12 library. For legacy v11 code, see Azure Blob Storage Samples for .NET in the GitHub repository.

Blob samples

Authentication

Authenticate using a connection string

Authenticate using a shared key credential

Authenticate with Azure Identity

Authenticate using an Active Directory token

Anonymously access a public blob

Batching

Delete several blobs in one request

Set several blob access tiers in one request

Fine-grained control in a batch request

Catch errors from a failed sub-operation

Blob

Upload a file to a blob

Download a blob to a file

Download an image

List all blobs in a container

Troubleshooting

Trigger a recoverable error using a container client

Data Lake Storage Gen2 samples

Authentication

Anonymously access a public file

Authenticate using a shared key credential

Authenticate using a shared access signature (SAS)

Authenticate using an Active Directory token

File system

Create a file using a file system client

Get properties on a file and a directory

Rename a file and a directory

Directory

Create a directory

Create a file using a directory client

List directories

Traverse files and directories

File

Upload a file

Upload by appending to a file

Download a file

Set and get a file access control list

Set and get permissions of a file

Troubleshooting

Trigger a recoverable error

Azure Files samples

Authentication

Authenticate using a connection string

Authenticate using a shared key credential

Authenticate using a shared access signature (SAS))

File shares

Create a share and upload a file

Download a file

Traverse files and directories

Troubleshooting

Trigger a recoverable error using a share client

Queue samples

Authentication

Authenticate using Azure Active Directory

Authenticate using a connection string

Authenticate using a shared key credential

Authenticate using a shared access signature (SAS))

Authenticate using an Active Directory token

Queue

Create a queue and add a message

Message

Receive and process messages

Peek at messages

Receive messages and update visibility timeout

Troubleshooting

Trigger a recoverable error using a queue client

Table samples (v11)

Create table

Delete entity/table

Insert/merge/replace entity

Query entities

Query tables

Table ACL/properties

Update entity

Azure code sample libraries

To view the complete .NET sample libraries, go to:

You can browse and clone the GitHub repository for each library.

Getting started guides

Check out the following guides if you are looking for instructions on how to install and get started with the Azure Storage Client Libraries.

Next steps

For information on samples for other languages: