This video tutorial guides users through the process of uploading images to Azure BLOB storage. It begins with setting up an Azure account and creating a storage account. The tutorial then covers downloading and using Azure Storage Explorer to manage storage. Users learn to upload images, set permissions, and update project URLs. Finally, the video demonstrates database migration and API testing to ensure data retrieval.

What is the first step in setting up Azure BLOB storage for image uploads?

• Sign up for an Azure account and create a storage account

• Create a new virtual machine

• Configure a virtual network

• Install Azure CLI

What tool is used to connect to the Azure subscription and manage BLOB containers?

• Azure CLI

• Visual Studio Code

• Azure Portal

• Azure Storage Explorer

What must be done to make images in the BLOB container publicly accessible?

• Set the container's public access level to 'No public access'

• Create a shared access signature

• Set the container's public access level to 'Public read access for blobs only'

• Enable HTTPS for the storage account

After uploading images to Azure BLOB storage, what is the next step to ensure they are accessible?

• Update the project URLs with the new image links

• Change the storage account type

• Delete the local image files

• Create a new resource group

What is the purpose of adding a migration in the project?

• To create a new Azure account

• To update the database schema and seed data

• To install new software packages

• To configure network settings

How can you verify that the data has been successfully inserted into the database?

• By running a query in SQL Server

• By restarting the server

• By logging into the Azure CLI

• By checking the Azure portal

What indicates that the API is functioning correctly after data migration?

• The database size has increased

• The Azure portal shows increased storage usage

• The API retrieves all the product data successfully

• The server logs show no errors