Chapter 11. Azure Storage Services
In the previous chapter, we explored Azure networking and how it connects Azure resources, on-premises networks, and the internet to enable secure and scalable communication. Now, we shift our focus to Azure Storage services, which serve as the backbone of data management in the cloud.
Azure Storage provides a scalable, secure, and cost-effective way to store and manage data, making it one of the key topics on the AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals exam.
Unlike traditional on-premises storage solutions, Azure Storage offers high availability, redundancy, and flexible access options that allow businesses to efficiently manage their data while optimizing costs and performance.
To build a strong understanding of Azure Storage services, we’ll cover the following topics and more:
- Various Azure Storage services options
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Learn about different storage solutions, including Blob Storage, File Storage, Table Storage, and Queue Storage.
- Storage access tiers for Azure Blob Storage
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Explore how Azure Storage access tiers (Hot, Cool, Cold, and Archive) can help manage costs and performance for Azure Blob Storage.
- Redundancy and replication options
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Discover how Azure ensures data availability with various redundancy models.
- Storage account types and storage options
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Understand the different types of storage accounts and how to choose the right one for your use case.
- Moving files in Azure Storage
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Learn about file transfer tools, including AzCopy, Azure Storage ...
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