S3Proxy currently uses Apache jclouds for its Azure Blob integration. This uses the native REST API and has some advantages in terms of similar configuration and logging. However the Microsoft SDK has many more features including authentication that are popular user requests, e.g., #536. This might not be a lot of work to just create a BlobStore implementation that calls into the SDK.
S3Proxy currently uses Apache jclouds for its Azure Blob integration. This uses the native REST API and has some advantages in terms of similar configuration and logging. However the Microsoft SDK has many more features including authentication that are popular user requests, e.g., #536. This might not be a lot of work to just create a
BlobStore
implementation that calls into the SDK.