[Episode 56] Uploading Files to Azure Blob Storage from Spring Boot
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Azure Blob Storage is Microsoft's object storage solution for the cloud. In this video, you'll learn how to upload files to Azure Blob Storage using a Spring Boot application. I'll guide you through setting up an Azure Storage account and container, configuring your Spring Boot project, implementing and testing file uploads with Postman, handling exceptions, and managing your Blob Storage in production.
00:00 Introduction
01:09 The process of adding an artifact
03:18 Designing an API for image uploading
05:10 Creating an Azure storage account and container
11:15 Configuring Spring Boot application
19:54 Implementing image uploading
36:15 Testing image upload in Postman
38:55 Handling exceptions
42:14 Accessing Azure Blob Storage during production
47:55 Committing and pushing changes to GitHub
49:43 Testing image upload in Postman
50:48 Conclusion
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