isabella232 / azure-table-archiver

Create and archive backups of Azure Storage Tables / Cosmos Tables, storing the archives in Azure Blob Storage.

AzureTableArchiver

The AzureTableArchiver is intended for creating archives of Azure Storage Tables from Storage Accounts or Cosmos DB and storing them in Azure Storage Blob containers. Because multiple archives may be retained, previous copies of table records are available to restore from the various points of time when archives are created.

Archives are not pruned by this library - it's recommended to enable blob expiration to remove old archives automatically.

Existing records in tables are not removed prior to restore, so records that were added to the tables since the backup was taken will be left in the table.

Please refer to Usage for using this library in your applications.

Contributing

Please read the Development Guide to understand the project structure and the local development and testing process.

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