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Create a file share using Powershell

The file storage structure of Azure is as follows. The most basic file storage includes storage account and file sharing. Under file sharing, you can create a file directory and upload files:

Before you start using Powershell to create file sharing, you need to get an Azure account, install powershell, and configure your account. Please refer to my previous blog, which I won't repeat here.

First of all, to create an Azure storage account, you need to set the name of your storage account and the region in which your storage account is created, such as East China:

$StorageAccountName= "mystorageacctfile"

$Location= "China East"

New-AzureStorageAccount-StorageAccountName $StorageAccountName-Location $Location

Get the key of your current storage account through the command, set your current subscription, and the storage account of the current subscription:

# get the stored key value

Get-AzureStorageKey-StorageAccountName $StorageAccountName

# set the default storage for the current subscription

Set-AzureSubscription-CurrentStorageAccountName $StorageAccountName-SubscriptionId $SubscriptionID

Create file storage for Azure file through Powershell

# get the context of Azure storage

$ctx=New-AzureStorageContext $StorageAccountName $StorageAccountKey

# create an Azure file shared service

$share = New-AzureStorageShare $filesharename-Context $ctx

# list current Azure file sharing services

Get-AzureStorageShare-Context $ctx-Name $filesharename

Log in to Azure's portal and you can see the configured storage account and file service:

If you want your file service to achieve cross-regional redundancy, you can configure it in the configuration item:

So far, the file sharing service has been created, so we use Powershell to use the file sharing service, including creating a directory, uploading a file, and listing files:

# create a file share directory

New-AzureStorageDirectory-Share $share-Path logs

# upload a file to the file share directory

Set-AzureStorageFileContent-Share $share-Source d:\ hdinsight.publishsettings-Path logs

# list all files in the directory

Get-AzureStorageFile-Share $share-Path logs | Get-AzureStorageFile

# List all your files

Get-AzureStorageFile-Share $share-Path logs | Get-AzureStorageFile

Like other storage, you can use powershell to copy between File and File, and between File and Blob:

Start-AzureStorageFileCopy-SrcShareName $filesharename-SrcFilePath "logs/hdinsight.publishsettings"-DestShareName $filesharenamenew-DestFilePath "logs/hdinsight.publishsettings"-Context $ctx-DestContext $ctx

All relevant test scripts have been updated to github, and you can download the source code tests:

Https://github.com/kingliantop/azurelabs/blob/master/storage/StorageFileShare.ps1

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