List: List file shares in your Azure Storage accounts.
Create: Create file shares in your Azure Storage accounts.
Delete: Delete one or more shares from your Azure Storage accounts.
Delete All: Delete all shares from your Azure Storage accounts with a single click.
Search: Search for file shares in your Azure Storage account either using share name prefix or a partial string contained in share's name.
Quick Open: Quickly open a file share in your Azure Storage account by simply typing in a file share's name.
Properties: View system properties of a file share.
Metadata: Get/set metadata (user-defined key/value pair) for a blob container.
Access Policies: Get/set file share access policies. Access policies are used for creating Shared Access Signature for a file share.
Shared Access Signature: Create Shared Access Signature (SAS) on a file share. You can create either create ad-hoc SAS token/URL (i.e. without any access policy) or a SAS token/URL that is bound to a file share access policy.
Statistics: View statistical information about a file share.
Change Quota: Change quota (capacity) of a file share.
Upload: Upload files and folders in a share. To learn more about uploading files and folders, click here.
Download: Download all files and folders from a share to your local computer. To learn more about downloading files and folders, click here.
Copy: Copy all files from a share to another share/blob container in same or a different storage account.
Change File Properties: With a single click, change properties like cache control, content language and content encoding of all files in a file share.
File Share Snapshot: Manage snapshots for a file share.
New: Take new file share snapshot.
List: List all snapshots for a file share.
Delete: Delete a file share snapshot.
Download: Download all files/folders from a file share snapshot.
Restore: Restore all files/folders from a file share snapshot.
Copy: Copy all files/folders from a file share snapshot and paste it in another file share or blob container in same or different storage account.
Upload: Upload files and folders in a file share. To learn more about uploading files and folders, click here.
Download: Download files and folders from a file share to your local computer. To learn more about downloading files and folders, click here.
Delete: Delete one or more files/folders from a file share.
Properties: Get/set properties of a file. Ability to change properties of multiple files with a single click is also supported.
Metadata: Get/set metadata (user-defined key/value pair) for a file/folder.
Shared Access Signature: Create Shared Access Signature (SAS) on a file. You can create either create ad-hoc SAS token/URL (i.e. without any access policy) or a SAS token/URL that is bound to a file share access policy.
Copy: Copy one or more files/folders from a file share to another file share/blob container in same or a different storage account.
Upload: Upload files/folders from your local computer to a file share.
Drag/drop: Files and folders can be uploaded by simply dragging them from explorer/finder and dropping them in the app.
Background Task: Uploading is done through a background task. The background task can continue even if the application is not running.
Parallel Upload: Multiple files are uploaded in parallel for faster uploads.
Chunked Upload: Large files are automatically split in chunks and these chunks are uploaded in parallel for faster uploads. You can configure the chunk size.
GZIP Compression: You can specify file types (typically image, css, and javascript files) that should be compressed first using gzip compression and then uploaded.
Overwrite Behavior: You can specify how Cerulean should deal with scenarios where file you're trying to upload exists in the file share.
Download: Download files and folders to your local computer.
Background Task: Downloading is done through a background task. The background task can continue even if the application is not running.
Parallel Download: Multiple files are downloaded in parallel for faster downloads.
Chunked Download: Large files are automatically split in chunks and these chunks are downloaded in parallel for faster downloads. You can configure the chunk size.
GZIP Decompression: Based on content encoding properties (content encoding property of the file should be "gzip", you can specify if the file should be downloaded and decompressed using gzip decompression.
Overwrite Behavior: You can specify how Cerulean should deal with scenarios where files you're trying to download exists in the local computer.
Preserve Date/Time: You can specify if Cerulean should preserve the last modified date/time of the file by setting the last modified date/time property of the local file as file's last modified date/time.
