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Visual Studio 2012 project template for PowerShell 3.0 module to access azure storage using Windows Azure Storage Client Library 2.0.

Sample Usage

PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> Get-Host | select Version

Version
-------
3.0

PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> Import-Module .\AzureStorage2PowerShellSample\bin\Debug\AzureStorage2PowerShellSample.dll
PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> Get-Module -Name AzureStorage2PowerShellSample

ModuleType Name                                ExportedCommands
---------- ----                                ----------------
Binary     AzureStorage2PowerShellSample       Get-AzureStorage2Account

PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> $account = Get-AzureStorage2Account -AccountName <name> -KeyValue <key>
PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> $client = $account.CreateCloudBlobClient()
PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> $container = $client.GetContainerReference("test")
PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> $container.CreateIfNotExists()
True
PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> $blob = $container.GetBlockBlobReference("empty")
PS C:\azure-storage-cmdlets> $blob.UploadFromStream([IO.Stream]::Null)

Note

• To add reference to System.Management.Automation, edited the .csproj file in a text editor
• See the following stackoverflow question for details
  • Referencing system.management.automation.dll in Visual Studio

License

You may use this sample under the terms of the MIT License.