Does Windows Azure Blob Storage support serving compressed files similar to Amazon S3? -


For example, on Amazon S3, there is a conference, if you have both 'bundle.js' and' bundle. Js.gz 'server, and a client request for' bundle.js 'file with the' Accept-encoding: gzip 'header; Amazon S3 is a compressed version of this file (' bundle.js.gz 'Instead of' Bundle.js').

Does Windows Azure Storage support? If not, what are the successes?

Blue collection gives you the content-encoding property for a compressed material on the Blob , You can set this property as GZIP and when this content is served by a browser, it automatically uncompresses the content and displays uncompressed content < P> This is slightly different from the Amazon S3, although you really need to upload 2 files here. Will be able to upload a file (compressed between Bndlkjes) in your example, and the GZIP set as content coding.

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