AZURE.md

Azure Documentation

Server Setup

Storage Container Setup

Assuming you have a storage account already created inside a resource group in Azure, create a container called data.

Upload a sentinel object into the container. This can be a small text file that score will use to validate connectivity to the object storage at request time.

Create access policies on the storage container. One for read operations and one for write operations. Example:

Configure the score server either in the config file or env vars:

object:
  sentinel: <object_name> # name of the sentinel object you upoaded

azure:
  endpointProtocol: https
  accountName: <storage_account_name>
  accountKey: <storage_account_secret_key>

bucket:
  name.object: data # container name
  policy.upload: <write_policy> # name of the policy for the write/add/modify operations
  policy.download: <read_policy> # name of policy for the read/list operations

download:
  partsize: 250000000 # safe default

Start the server with the following run profiles enabled: prod,secure,azure

Client Setup

Follow the regular client setup of access token and storage and metadata urls. However when running the client use azure profile option:

$ bin/score-client --profile azure ...

Upload block size for Azure can be configured with the azure.blockSize configuration property.