Luckily I found a plugin for Azure called Azure Web Apps Disk Usage that did just this. Ideally I wanted a ‘TreeSize Pro’ like view of my Azure folder structure, which would show how big each folder was (both as a size and as a percentage) and allow me to drill down into the folders. Detailed information on each file or folder can be shown by selecting the desired attribute in the column list, available by right-clicking the header of the list or via the Details page in the options dialog of TreeSize. The local cache default is 300MB and I needed to find out how big my ‘site’ and ‘siteextensions ‘folders were to see if I had to change the cache defaults. The Details provides an Explorer-like list of files and folders that are contained in the current selected item in the Directory Tree. I needed to do this recently as I wanted to turn on the local cache of my file system in Azure TreeSize Pro Keygen displays information about the size, available and wasted space, number of files, 3D graphs, last access date, file owner, permissions, NTFS compression rate, and many other details for the folders and drives you select.
Organizing and cleaning up has never been easier. Have you ever wanted to know how much disk space your Web App or Service is using in Azure, or wanted a quick way to find out the size of various folders in Azure. TreeSize can move, archive, delete, but also bulk rename files across systems and much more.
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