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    The CloudFile interfaces frees your application from direct dependency on any one cloud-based blob or object storage system.

    Blob or object stores like Amazon's S3 or Azure Blob Storage have specific implementation details that don't necessarily belong in a well architected line-of-business application.

    For a more stable line-of-business code implementation, and to maintain platform flexibility, specific implementation details for blob or object storage should be wrapped up in a package and injected into line-of-business code implementations through package management and DI (Dependency Injection) .

    These interfaces are implemented in the TECHIS.CloudFile.AzureStorage package for Azure and the TECHIS.CloudFile.AwsS3 package for Amazon's AWS.

    CloudFile is made up of 3 interfaces

    ICloudFileReader

    ICloudFileWriter

    ICloudFileManager

    These interfaces also have associated factory interfaces

    Browse the code in GitHub 

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