Azure - Manage Blob Storage - Part #4 - List Content inside an Existing Container using C#

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Problem Definition

How to list content inside a container using C# in Azure.

Prerequisites

Access to Azure Portal - http://portal.azure.com
Azure General Purpose Storage Account
Microsoft Visual Studio(For this demo used Visual Studio Community for Mac)
Storage Account connection string as described in Part #1
Complete Visual studio connectivity to Azure as described in Part #1
Create a blob container as described in in Part #2
Create a block blob and upload a sample file as described in Part #3

Use following code to set up a new method in your class "BlobStorageContainer.cs"

  • CloudBlobContainer will use the name that was passed to check if container exists or not.
  • For block blob to be created container should be existing refer to Part #2 to see how to create the container.
  • In order to list the content successfully make sure you have an item created inside the container, such as a block blob as created in Part #3


How to call from "Program.cs"


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