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Azure SDK for JavaScript

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https://github.com/azure/azure-sdk-for-js

A comprehensive set of libraries for Node.js and the Browser to interact with Azure services, including client libraries for resource consumption and management libraries for resource provisioning. The repository includes @azure/dev-tool, an extensible command-line utility for contributors to manage packages, run checks, and handle samples.

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  1. Overview of Azure Storage Queue JavaScript sample scenarios

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    The following sample programs demonstrate common authentication and operational scenarios using the Azure Storage Queue JavaScript client library:

    ScenarioSample File
    Authenticate using an account name and a static keysharedKeyAuth.js
    Authenticate with Azure Active DirectoryazureAdAuth.js
    Authenticate anonymously using a SAS-encoded URLanonymousAuth.js
    Authenticate using a connection stringconnectionStringAuth.js
    Use QueueServiceClient to create queues and manage messages (send/receive/delete)queueClient.js
    List queues in the account (including paging and resuming paging)listQueues.js
    Configure proxy settings for connectionsproxyAuth.js
    Use custom HTTP pipeline optionscustomPipeline.js

  3. Overview of Azure AI Agents TypeScript (Beta) samples

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    This collection of samples demonstrates common scenarios for using the Azure AI Agents TypeScript client libraries. Key capabilities covered include:

    • Agent Operations: Basic operations, streaming, and tracking token usage.
    • Tools: Using Code Interpreter (with and without streaming), Azure AI Search, Bing Search (Grounding), Browser Automation, Connected Agents, OpenApi, and Function tools.
    • File & Vector Management: File uploads (local and remote), file searching, and creating/managing Vector Stores (including batch operations and polling).
    • Multimodal Input: Using images via Base64, file input, or URLs.
    • Advanced Tooling: Working with multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and Toolsets.
    • Telemetry: Configuring local and remote telemetry for AIAgentClient.

  4. Overview of @azure/arm-elastic JavaScript samples

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    The @azure/arm-elastic client library samples for JavaScript (Beta) provide practical examples for common management scenarios involving Elastic monitor resources in Azure. These samples cover tasks such as:

    • Resource Management: Creating, updating, getting, and deleting Elastic monitor resources.
    • Traffic Control: Managing traffic filters (IP filters, Private Link filters) and associating/detaching them from monitors.
    • Observability & Monitoring: Managing monitored subscriptions, monitored resources, and VM collections.
    • AI Integration: Managing OpenAI integration rules for advanced observability.
    • Configuration: Managing external users, tag rules, and OpenAI integration status.
    • Information Retrieval: Fetching billing information, deployment details, available Elastic versions, and organization API keys.

  5. Overview of @azure/arm-newrelicobservability JavaScript samples

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    The @azure/arm-newrelicobservability client library (Beta) provides sample programs for common scenarios when managing New Relic observability resources within Azure.

    Key capabilities demonstrated in the samples include:

    Monitor Management

    • Create/Update: monitorsCreateOrUpdateSample.js sets up the integration between Azure and New Relic.
    • Delete: monitorsDeleteSample.js removes the integration.
    • Retrieve Details: monitorsGetSample.js retrieves configuration and status.
    • List Resources: monitorsListByResourceGroupSample.js and monitorsListBySubscriptionSample.js allow finding monitors at different scopes.
    • Advanced Actions: monitorsResubscribeSample.js (long-running action), monitorsSwitchBillingSample.js (Azure Marketplace billing), and monitorsRefreshIngestionKeySample.js (key rotation).

    Resource Monitoring & Discovery

    • List Monitored Resources: monitorsListMonitoredResourcesSample.js shows which Azure resources are currently covered.
    • Specific Resource Lists: monitorsListAppServicesSample.js (App Services) and monitorsListHostsSample.js (VMs).
    • SaaS Integration: monitorsLinkSaaSSample.js and monitorsLatestLinkedSaaSSample.js manage SaaS links to the New Relic organization.

    Tag Rules

    • Manage fine-grained observability control by creating, updating, getting, or deleting tag rules via tagRulesCreateOrUpdateSample.js, tagRulesUpdateSample.js, tagRulesGetSample.js, and tagRulesDeleteSample.js.

  6. Overview of Azure Storage Blob TypeScript samples

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    These samples demonstrate common scenarios when using the Azure Storage Blob client library for TypeScript. Available sample scenarios include:

    • Authentication:
      • sharedKeyAuth.ts: Using an account name and a static key.
      • azureAdAuth.ts: Using Azure Active Directory.
      • anonymousAuth.ts: Using a SAS-encoded URL.
      • connectionStringAuth.ts: Using a connection string.
    • Blob and Container Operations:
      • listBlobsByHierarchy.ts: Listing blobs by hierarchy with separators and paging options.
      • listBlobsFlat.ts: Listing blobs in a container with paging.
      • listContainers.ts: Listing containers in an account.
      • snapshots.ts: Creating and reading blob snapshots.
    • Advanced Configuration and Error Handling:
      • errorsAndResponses.ts: Exploring error scenarios and response data.
      • proxyAuth.ts: Configuring proxy settings.
      • customizedClientHeaders.ts: Customizing request headers (e.g., X-Ms-Client-Request-Id) via HTTP policies.
      • advancedRequestOptions.ts: Using advanced HTTP pipeline and request options.
      • customPipeline.ts: Using custom HTTP pipeline options.

  7. Overview of @azure/arm-computeschedule TypeScript samples

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    This repository contains TypeScript sample programs demonstrating common scenarios for using the @azure/arm-computeschedule client library (Beta). The samples cover various resource management tasks including managing ScheduledAction resources, handling Occurrence resources, and executing batch operations on virtual machines.

  9. Overview of @azure/arm-newrelicobservability TypeScript samples

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    This repository contains TypeScript sample programs demonstrating common scenarios for using the @azure/arm-newrelicobservability client library (Beta). These samples cover managing New Relic accounts, organizations, monitors, monitored subscriptions, and tag rules to integrate Azure resources with New Relic observability.

  11. Overview of @azure/arm-nginx sample programs

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    The @azure/arm-nginx client library provides TypeScript samples for managing Nginx deployments. Key capabilities demonstrated in the samples include:

    • API Keys: Create, update, get, list, and delete API keys for dataplane API access.
    • Certificates: Manage NGINX certificates (create, update, get, list, delete).
    • Configurations: Manage NGINX configurations, including analysis without applying changes, creating/updating, getting, listing, and resetting to default.
    • Deployments: Manage NGINX deployment resources (create, update, get, list, delete, and list by resource group).
    • WAF Policies: Manage Nginx Web Application Firewall (WAF) policies, including analysis, creation, updating, getting, listing, and resetting to default.
    • Operations: List available operations for the provider.

  12. Overview of Azure Event Hubs browser samples

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    The browser samples demonstrate key functionalities of the Azure Event Hubs JavaScript client library:

    • sendEvents.js: Shows how to use the send() function to transmit events to an Event Hub instance.
    • receiveEvents.js: Demonstrates using the EventHubConsumerClient to process events from all partitions of a consumer group.
    • configuration.js: Contains the necessary connection and authentication settings.
    • index.js: Connects the sample logic to the web UI.
    • index.html: The main entry point for the web application.