Is it better to have many small Azure storage blob containers (each with some blobs) or one really large container with tons of blobs?

Everyone has given you excellent answers around accessing blobs directly. However, if you need to list blobs in a container, you will likely see better performance with the many-container model. I just talked with a company who’s been storing a massive number of blobs in a single container. They frequently list the objects in the container and then perform actions against a subset of those blobs. They’re seeing a performance hit, as the time to retrieve a full listing has been growing.

This might not apply to your scenario, but it’s something to consider…

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