AZ-104 Certification Notes
Chapter 8 - Introduction to Storage Accounts
Azure Storage Accounts
Contains all of your Azure Storage data objects:
- Blobs
- Files
- Queues
- Tables
- Disks
Introduction to Storage Accounts
Azure Storage offers several types of storage accounts.
- Each with different features and their own pricing models
- General-purpose v1 (legacy)
- General-purpose v2
- BlobStorage (legacy)
- BlockBlobStorage
- FileStorage
Storage accounts vary with the following features:
- Supported Services (What can I put in this storage account?)
- Blob, File, Queue, Table, Disk, and Data Lake Gen2
- Performance Tiers (how fast will my read and writes be?)
- Standard, Premium
- Access Tiers (how often do I need quick access to files?)
- Hot, Cool, Archive
- Replication (How many redundant copies should be made and where?)
- LRS, GRS, RA-GRS, ZRS, GZRS, RA-GZRS
- Deployment model (Who should deploy the supported services?)
- Resource Manager, Classic
Storage type and Account Kind means the same thing.
Practice Quiz
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Which storage account feature includes Hot, Cool, and Archive?
- Supported Services
- Performance Tiers
- Replication
- Access Tiers
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Which storage account feature determines how many redundant copies should be made and where?
- Deployment model
- Replication
- Supported Services
- Performance Tiers
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What is an Azure Storage account?
- It contains all of yourĀ Azure StorageĀ data objects which include blobs, files, queues, tables, and disks, etc.
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What does the storage account featureĀ Deployment modelĀ manage?
- It manages who should deploy the supported services. E.g. Resource Manager, Classic