Microsoft Azure Developer: Configuring CORS Access for Storage
Learn how CORS enables you to restrict cross-origin requests for Azure Storage services and how to automate rule configuration using various Azure SDKs and tools.
What you'll learn
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an HTTP feature that can restrict how clients request your content. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Configuring CORS Access for Storage, you will learn foundational knowledge of how CORS rules can be enabled, configured, and used with Azure Storage services. First, you will see how CORS works in practice. Next, you will discover how Azure Storage evaluates CORS rules. Finally, you will explore how to configure rules with common Azure SDKs and tooling. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of configuring CORS needed to manage cross-origin requests to your Azure Storage services.
Table of contents
- Overview 1m
- Understanding Azure Storage CORS Rules 12m
- Evaluating CORS Rules 3m
- Understanding the Vary Header 2m
- Where CORS Fits with Storage Services 1m
- Configuring CORS Using the Azure Portal 2m
- Configuring CORS Using the Az PowerShell SDK 5m
- Configuring CORS Using the Azure CLI 5m
- Configuring CORS Using the Azure Storage Services REST API 7m
- Configuring CORS Using Azure Resource Manager Templates 7m
- Summary 1m
- Wrap up and What's Next 1m
About the author
Kamran is a full-stack web developer who lives in beautiful Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is the founder of Keep Track of My Games, which is like Goodreads but for gamers. He also helps maintain the Excalibur.js TypeScript game engine and speaks regularly at conferences like NDC and React Summit. Previously, he worked as an enterprise web developer for over 12 years for companies like Target and General Mills until he quit to spend more time with family and take summers off. He loves sharing what h... more