Initialize Azure Storage

One of the best pieces of this framework is to enable you to isolate the creation of the resources that you need when your application loads up. A series of classes help you build your storage story easily and quickly.

Table

Initialize table; creates table if it doesn't already exist

var table = new TableStorage("table", "UseDevelopmentStorage=true");
new InitializeStorageTask(table);

Queue

Initialize queue; creates queue if it doesn't already exist

var queue = new StorageQueue("queue", "UseDevelopmentStorage=true");
new InitializeStorageTask(queue);

Container

Initialize container; creates container if it doesn't already exist

var container = new Container("container", "UseDevelopmentStorage=true");
new InitializeStorageTask(container);

File Share

Initialize share; creates file share if it doesn't already exist

var share = new FileShare("share", "UseDevelopmentStorage=true");
new InitializeStorageTask(share);

These tasks leverage King.Azure.