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Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Here is the code to upload a file. After getting the reference to the directory on the file share, this gets a reference to the file and uploads to that file. SubFolderPath is the path on the share to be used. If this is blank, the file goes in the root of the share. And here is the code to download a file. The localFolderPath is the destination on the local machine for the Download directory where the files will be placed.
This makes sense. The command looks like this. The download command looks like this. Again, take the space out before the storage account name. It could be that this Created Date is sometimes earlier than Modified Date; I only ran this test a couple of times. The deal with the Created Date is just weird, so I wanted to compare this behavior with that of uploading and downloading files using the storage client library and AzCopy to or from blob storage.
There is no created date property on blobs. When you download a blob from blob storage using the storage client library, I saw some very strange results:. Note that the Created Date is the same one given to the file when downloading it from the file share using the storage client library.
Probably not. Large file optimization is effective when certain conditions are satisfied. Conditions include how the origin server operates and the sizes and types of the files that are requested. In the Optimized for drop-down list, select Large file download. After you create the CDN endpoint, it applies the large file optimizations for all files that match certain criteria.
The following section describes this process. After the CDN POP server receives a full or byte-range file request, it checks whether the file type is supported for this optimization.
It also checks whether the file type meets the file size requirements. This optimization relies on the ability of the origin server to support byte-range requests; if the origin server doesn't support byte-range requests, this optimization isn't effective. Large file optimization uses different default caching-expiration times from general web delivery. It differentiates between positive caching and negative caching based on HTTP response codes. If the origin server specifies an expiration time via a cache-control or expires header in the response, the CDN honors that value.
Otherwise, the CDN uses defaults for general web delivery. The origin read-timeout length increases from two seconds for general web delivery to two minutes for the large file optimization type. This increase accounts for the larger file sizes to avoid a premature timeout connection. When a connection times out, the CDN retries a number of times before it sends a " - Gateway Timeout" error to the client.
The chunking process generates additional requests to the origin server. However, the overall volume of data delivered from the origin is much smaller. Chunking results in better caching characteristics at the CDN. For chunks cached at the CDN, there are no additional requests to the origin until the content expires or it's evicted from the cache.
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