从Linux上的Azure Blob存储中上载多个文件

Question

有没有办法从Linux机器上将多个文件上传到Azure Blob存储，使用终端或应用程序（基于Web还是不基于Web）？

Answer 1

Thank you for your interest – There are two options to upload files in Azure Blobs from Linux:

1. Setup and use XPlatCLI by following the steps below:

   • Install the OS X Installer from http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/xplat-cli/
   • Open a Terminal window and connect to your Azure subscription by either downloading and using a publish settings file or by logging in to Azure using an organizational account (find instructions here)
   • Create an environment variable AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING and set its value (you will need your account name and account key): “DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=enter_your_account;AccountKey=enter_your_key”
   • Upload a file into Azure blob storage by using the following command: azure storage blob upload [file] [container] [blob]

2. Use one of the third party web azure storage explorers like CloudPortam: http://www.cloudportam.com/ . You can find the full list of azure storage explorers here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazurestorage/archive/2014/03/11/windows-azure-storage-explorers-2014.aspx .

Answer 2

If you prefer the commandline and have a recent Python interpreter, the Azure Batch and HPC team has released a code sample with some AzCopy-like functionality on Python called blobxfer . This allows full recursive directory ingress into Azure Storage as well as full container copy back out to local storage. [full disclosure: I'm a contributor for this code]

Answer 3

You can use the find command with the exec option to execute the command to upload each file, as described here as described here :

find *.csv -exec az storage blob upload --file {} --container-name \
CONTAINER_NAME --name {} --connection-string=‘CONNECTION_STRING’ \;

where CONNECTION_STRING is the connection string of your Azure Blob store container, available from portal.azure.com . This will upload all CSV files in your directory to the Azure Blob store associated with the connection string.