Azure Namespace

A collection of values that may take multiple service requests to iterate over.

Extensions that can be used for serialization.

Key credential used to authenticate to an Azure Service. It provides the ability to update the key without creating a new client.

Credential allowing a named key to be used for authenticating to an Azure Service. It provides the ability to update the key without creating a new client.

Shared access signature credential used to authenticate to an Azure Service. It provides the ability to update the shared access signature without creating a new client.

Stores configuration of a CloudMachine.

Represents authentication information in Authorization, ProxyAuthorization, WWW-Authenticate, and Proxy-Authenticate header values.

Represents a JSON Patch document.

Specifies HTTP options for conditional requests.

Represents a result of Azure operation.

Represents a long-running operation.

Represents a long-running operation that returns a value when it completes.

A single Page<T> of values from a request that may return zero or more Page<T>s of values.

A collection of values that may take multiple service requests to iterate over.

Represents a pageable long-running operation that exposes the results in either synchronous or asynchronous format.

Specifies HTTP options for conditional requests based on modification time.

Options that can be used to control the behavior of a request sent by a client.

An exception thrown when service request fails.

Represents the HTTP response from the service.

Represents a result of Azure operation.

Represents an error returned by an Azure Service.

Provides data for SyncAsyncEventHandler<T> events that can be invoked either synchronously or asynchronously.

Represents an HTTP ETag.

Defines a range of bytes within an HTTP resource, starting at an offset and ending at offset+count-1 inclusively.

Used to store primitive values without boxing, and other instances.

ErrorOptions controls the behavior of an operation when an unexpected response status code is received.

Indicates whether the invocation of a long running operation should return once it has started or wait for the server operation to fully complete before returning.