jcbang/knighthacks-azure-backend-workshop-local

knighthacks-azure-backend-workshop-local

Setting up this Python Code

• Inside cosmos_database_demo.py, replace the placeholder values for ENDPOINT and KEY at the top of the script with your own values
• Inside file_storage_demo.py, replace the placeholder value for CONNECTION_STRING at the top of the script with your own values
• Instructions on how to get these values can be found on my slides https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10Of0NQ-5KmFdixxoxN-K04-LyT8vbQJfrXZ96AH0d8U/edit?usp=sharing

Running this Python Code

Packages Required:

• azure-storage-blob
• azure-cosmos

In order to install a package, run pip install azure-storage-blob and pip install azure-cosmos

In order to run a script, download this repository, navigate to it via command line, and type python cosmos_database_demo.py or python file_storage_demo.py

Interacting with this Python Code

cosmos_database_demo

A command line prompt will appear after you run the script, asking you if you want to create data, read data, update data, or delete data on the Database. If you get this far without errors, it should mean you have correctly configured ENDPOINT and KEY values outlined in the first step.

file_storage_demo

There's no command line prompt for this script, this script will automatically upload the puppy.jpg image to your Azure Storage account assuming you submitted the right CONNECTION_STRING variable outlined in the first step.