Develop central document access by Azure Blob Storage

Define the document access requirements

Define the document access requirements: This step involves identifying the specific needs and use cases of the document access system. This will help determine the necessary features and functionality required for the system.

Design Blob Storage infrastructure

Design Blob Storage infrastructure: In this step, the architecture of the Blob Storage infrastructure is planned, including the storage account type, access tiers, redundancy, and security measures.

Determine the access method: direct or indirect

Determine the access method: direct or indirect: This step involves deciding whether the document access will be direct, meaning users access the documents directly from Blob Storage, or indirect, meaning the documents are accessed through a front-end interface or API.

Choose between SDK or REST API for Blob Storage access

Choose between SDK or REST API for Blob Storage access: This step involves deciding whether to use the Blob Storage SDK or REST API for accessing and manipulating documents in the Blob Storage.

Develop and test the code for Blob Storage access

Develop and test the code for Blob Storage access: In this step, the code for accessing the Blob Storage is developed and tested to ensure it meets the requirements and performs as expected.

Create CI pipeline for code compilation and artifact creation

Create CI pipeline for code compilation and artifact creation: This step involves setting up a continuous integration (CI) pipeline to automatically compile the code and create compressed artifacts that can be deployed to Blob Storage.

Create CD pipeline for deploying the code to Azure Blob Storage.

Create CD pipeline for deploying the code to Azure Blob Storage: This final step involves setting up a continuous delivery (CD) pipeline to automatically deploy the compressed artifacts to Blob Storage, ensuring the document access system is always up-to-date with the latest changes.