In the part 1 of the series, I introduced an option to Host a static website in Azure blobs. In part 2. I discussed how to set the content type of the Azure blob contents so that it is rendered properly across all browsers. Now, In this post, I am going to address following considerations:

1. Mapping our unfriendly azure storage domain name to a friendly domain name like xyz.com

2. Logging Blob Request in other words logging the site visitors. 

3. handling Directory structure of the website (applicable for huge static websites – no kidding – such sites do exist)

Read more about it at my SolidQ blog: Hosting a static website in Azure blobs–Addressing some of the considerations