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Each load-balancing operation may impact the latency of storage calls during the operation. The service's ability to handle a sudden burst of traffic to a partition is limited by the scalability of a single partition server until the load-balancing operation kicks in and rebalances the partition key range. If possible, use blob or block sizes greater than 4 MiB for standard storage accounts and greater than KiB for premium storage accounts. Larger blob or block sizes automatically activate high-throughput block blobs.
High-throughput block blobs provide high-performance ingest that is not affected by partition naming. Examine the naming convention you use for accounts, containers, blobs, tables, and queues. Consider prefixing account, container, or blob names with a three-digit hash using a hashing function that best suits your needs.
If you organize your data using timestamps or numerical identifiers, make sure that you are not using an append-only or prepend-only traffic pattern. These patterns are not suitable for a range-based partitioning system. These patterns may lead to all traffic going to a single partition and limiting the system from effectively load balancing.
For example, if you have daily operations that use a blob with a timestamp such as yyyymmdd , then all traffic for that daily operation is directed to a single blob, which is served by a single partition server.
Consider whether the per-blob limits and per-partition limits meet your needs, and consider breaking this operation into multiple blobs if needed. Similarly, if you store time series data in your tables, all traffic may be directed to the last part of the key namespace. If you are using numerical IDs, prefix the ID with a three-digit hash.
If you are using timestamps, prefix the timestamp with the seconds value, for example, ssyyyymmdd. If your application routinely performs listing and querying operations, choose a hashing function that will limit your number of queries.
In some cases, a random prefix may be sufficient. The physical network constraints of the application may have a significant impact on performance. The following sections describe some of limitations users may encounter.
Bandwidth and the quality of the network link play important roles in application performance, as described in the following sections.
For bandwidth, the problem is often the capabilities of the client. Larger Azure instances have NICs with greater capacity, so you should consider using a larger instance or more VMs if you need higher network limits from a single machine.
If you are accessing Azure Storage from an on premises application, then the same rule applies: understand the network capabilities of the client device and the network connectivity to the Azure Storage location and either improve them as needed or design your application to work within their capabilities.
As with any network usage, keep in mind that network conditions resulting in errors and packet loss will slow effective throughput. Using WireShark or NetMon may help in diagnosing this issue. In any distributed environment, placing the client near to the server delivers in the best performance. For accessing Azure Storage with the lowest latency, the best location for your client is within the same Azure region.
Co-locating resources reduces the latency and the cost, as bandwidth usage within a single region is free. If client applications will access Azure Storage but are not hosted within Azure, such as mobile device apps or on premises enterprise services, then locating the storage account in a region near to those clients may reduce latency. If your clients are broadly distributed for example, some in North America, and some in Europe , then consider using one storage account per region.
This approach is easier to implement if the data the application stores is specific to individual users, and does not require replicating data between storage accounts. For broad distribution of blob content, use a content deliver network such as Azure CDN.
Suppose that you need to authorize code such as JavaScript that is running in a user's web browser or in a mobile phone app to access data in Azure Storage. One approach is to build a service application that acts as a proxy. The user's device authenticates with the service, which in turn authorizes access to Azure Storage resources.
In this way, you can avoid exposing your storage account keys on insecure devices. However, this approach places a significant overhead on the service application, because all of the data transferred between the user's device and Azure Storage must pass through the service application.
You can avoid using a service application as a proxy for Azure Storage by using shared access signatures SAS. Using SAS, you can enable your user's device to make requests directly to Azure Storage by using a limited access token. For example, if a user wants to upload a photo to your application, then your service application can generate a SAS and send it to the user's device.
Typically, a web browser will not allow JavaScript in a page that is hosted by a website on one domain to perform certain operations, such as write operations, to another domain. Known as the same-origin policy, this policy prevents a malicious script on one page from obtaining access to data on another web page. However, the same-origin policy can be a limitation when building a solution in the cloud. Cross-origin resource sharing CORS is a browser feature that enables the target domain to communicate to the browser that it trusts requests originating in the source domain.
For example, suppose a web application running in Azure makes a request for a resource to an Azure Storage account.
The web application is the source domain, and the storage account is the target domain. You can configure CORS for any of the Azure Storage services to communicate to the web browser that requests from the source domain are trusted by Azure Storage.
Caching plays an important role in performance. The following sections discuss caching best practices. In general, reading data once is preferable to reading it twice. Consider the example of a web application that has retrieved a 50 MiB blob from the Azure Storage to serve as content to a user.
Ideally, the application caches the blob locally to disk and then retrieves the cached version for subsequent user requests. One way to avoid retrieving a blob if it hasn't been modified since it was cached is to qualify the GET operation with a conditional header for modification time. Using the speedtest website, I can get around mbps download and Typically when downloading from steam, or other video game clients I'm getting around mbps which is a vast improvement to what I was getting prior to using the Nighthawk router.
The fact that only my cpu is disconnecting during the download and it isn't messing with the connection to other devices it makes me feel like it is the fault of my wireless adapter but I have the current driver for it, at least I believe I do, and I'm just not sure what else to do. I don't have an easy way to have a wired connction to the router.
I'm still having these issues. Only kicks me off wifi from the desktop that is downloading a large file. Doesn't kick me off my mobile device which is also connected to the 5ghz network. It happened to just disconnect me recently and used the troubleshooter and it said that it couldn't connect to the DNS server.
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