QBitNinja | An Open Source and powerful blockchain API | Blockchain library

The indexer is the application which will listener your full node and index everything into your Azure Storage. You can run it through the QBitNinja.Listener.Console project. Assuming your Bitcoin node is fully synched,. Your QBitNinja.Listener.Console app.config file should looks like. Be careful：You need to compile QBitNinja in (preferably in Release mode) for the configuration to be effective, because QBitNinja will ultimately use the QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe.config file which is in the same folder as QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe for its configuration. Do not forget to disable Secure transfer Required in your storage configuration. One you have setup everything, build QBitNinja.Listener.Console in Release mode and run QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe --init. You can repeat the same operation on multiple machine to index faster. Once it finished, run QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe. We advise you to the Windows Task Scheduler to run QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe --Listen and bitcoind.exe automatically even when the user is not logged on or when the virtual machine reboot.
Azure.AccountName and Azure.Key are in the Azure Portal, in the settings of your Azure Storage Resource,
Network can be mainnet, testnet, regtest.
Chain can be BTC or LTC or any chain
Node represented the P2P connection to your bitcoin node. Do not forget to whitelist the indexer in your node's settings (typically adding whitelist=127.0.0.1 in bitcoin.conf)
ServiceBus connection string to your Service Bus Namespace (in Shared access policies inside Azure)
RPCConnectionString optional, but needed for more reliably broadcast transactions.
default: Assume your are running bitcoind locally with default settings.
cookiefile=C:\path\to\.cookie: If you run bitcoind in a different data directory with default authentication, you need to set the path to it.
server=http://127.0.0.1:29292: If you run bitcoind RPC on a different port than default.
myuser:password: If you run bitcoind with rpcuser and rpcpassword.
server=http://127.0.0.1:29292;myuser:password: If you run bitcoind RPC with rpcuser and rpcpassword, on a different port than default.
server=http://127.0.0.1:29292;cookiefile=C:\path\to\.cookie: If you run bitcoind RPC with rpcuser and rpcpassword, in a different data directory with default authentication.
The front is a web application which will query your Azure Storage for blocks/transactions/balances indexed by the indexer. You can run find it in the QBitNinja project. The easiest is deploy via Visual Studio 2017.
Download your Web App profile by going into your Web App resource settings in Azure, and clicking on Get publish profile
Open the solution under Visual Studio 2017
Setup the Web.config exactly how you set up the App.config in the previous step
Right click on the QBitNinja project and click on Publish.
Click on New profile...
In the new window, click on the bottom left Import Profiles and select your downloaded publish profile
Click on Publish