Storage Emulator in Container
See original GitHub issueHello guys!
Now that we have (at least with the import
hack) .Net Core support for Storage libs, many people from non-windows dev machines need to run Storage Emulator.
Is there any plans on getting the storage simulator to run xplat? It would be good if instead of a windows service, it run as a standalone exe so people can use it on Docker containers on either Windows or Linux.
Thanks!
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Nice @richardthombs !
However, MSFT must provide a proper container for it. And be xplat. It is just a .Net app and a sql local for storage…
Have a look at https://github.com/arafato/azurite which is a cross-platform storage emulator (blob storage only) written in NodeJS. Still early phase but already used by some companies.