This solution contains the gRPC Server implemented in Go.

There is also a node.js package that can be installed run a node server and client (but is not referenced below).

The Dockerfile in the /go directory will create a golang image with:

• Environment variables set appropriately for Azure
• Latest version of Go, a copy of the BlobProxy source code, and an installation of the BlobProxy
• Server port exposed and set to launch on container startup

1. Create the image from Dockerfile: 'docker install -t server_image'
2. Next, start the server container: 'docker run -it -p 1337:1337 --name Server server_image'
3. Run the command: "docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' Server" (We will use this to connect the client container)

Similar to above, but start with the Dockerfile in /go/client

1. Create the image from Dockerfile: 'docker install -t client_image'
2. Next, start the server container: 'docker run -it -P client_image <blob.key> '

You should see the results of the blob data printed to the screen.

The node.js client can quickly be used to test the server by running: 'node client <blob.key>'

Go makes it very easy to compile and test our project. In the github.com/weichel/BlobProxy directory, run the command: "go test -v ."