Cyotek Azure Container Echo is a small utility program that sits in your system tray. At predefined intervals, it will scan any Azure blob containers you have configured, and download missing or changed files. A smattering of additional options exist, such as deleting the remote blob after download, or even uploading local files.
This program was written in a hurry to fill a specific need, and there's plenty of room of improvement - additional options and resilience will be added over time, contributions are welcome!
The application sits in your system tray, and periodically sans the storage accounts to download.
The Accounts tab allows you to define the echo jobs. Settings allows you to configure if the application starts with Windows and if timestamps are logged in local or UTC. Finally, Log Tail provides quick access to the end of the log.
For each account, you define the name, the access key, the container to monitor and the path where local path files will be downloaded. You can also optionally have missing / changed local files uploaded into the container, or delete remote files after they have been successfully downloaded.
Finally, you can specify if the job should actually run, and how often you wish the container to be checked.
Error handling is rudimentary at best, logging support is not available at present, all you get is a balloon tooltip.
The Azure Container Echo project is licensed under the MIT
License. See LICENSE.txt for the full text.
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