Windows azure storage emulator public access

#Windows azure storage emulator public access how to

#Windows azure storage emulator public access how to

How to use Azure IdentityвЂ™s DefaultAzureCredential and TokenCredential with Azurite.IвЂ™m going to break this post into two parts, one for the HTTPS issue and one for the Token Credential issue. By the end of this post youвЂ™ll be all setup to use DefaultAzureCredential with Azurite and Storage Explorer. Azurite does not support вЂњBearer TokensвЂќД«ut fear not, I have a solution for you. Token Issue: DefaultAzureCredential uses вЂњBearer TokensвЂќ. Azurite and Storage Explorer do not support HTTPS. HTTPS Issue: DefaultAzureCredential requires HTTPS. So even if you run Azurite with HTTPS, you still need token support for DefaultAzureCredential, and Storage Explorer canвЂ™t talk to the HTTPS endpoints. The current problem is that Azurite doesnвЂ™t support HTTP or Token based authentication, which the new Azure Identity DefaultAzureCredential requires, and Storage Explorer only supports HTTP. Second, you love the new Azure Identity DefaultAzureCredential class and want to use it with your local emulation tools. You can emulate Azure Storage with Azurite and you can peek into your storage account with Storage Explorer. If you are like me, then first, you love to save money and not hit the cloud when you donвЂ™t have to use of local tooling and emulators is a great way achieve that. You wonвЂ™t need to create a reverse-proxy anymore like I describe in this post below. Please see my new blog here for all the details. UPDATE - Azurite now officially supports HTTPS and OAuth.