Microsoft Azure Storage services Tutorials

Explore Azure storage data services, including blob, file, table, and queue storage, and how storage accounts, containers, and blocks organize unstructured and structured data for cloud and on-prem use.

Explore Azure storage account types, including general purpose v2 (recommended), general purpose v1, blob, file, block blob, and premium options, each with distinct features and pricing.

Learn to create an azure storage account in the portal by signing in, selecting a resource group, and applying a unique 3–24 lowercase name with standard general-purpose v2.

Explore how blob storage handles unstructured data with block blobs and append blobs, using storage accounts and containers to host images, videos, logs, and backups, via API, CLI, and libraries.

Create a block blob in the Azure portal by setting up a storage account and container, then upload files and manage access and overwriting options.

Discover Azure Files storage as a fully managed cloud file share that uses SMB and NFS, mounts across Windows, Linux, and Mac, and enables on-premises integration via Azure File Sync.

Create an Azure file share in the Azure portal by selecting a storage account, naming the share in lower-case, setting the default quota, and uploading files within a directory hierarchy.

Explore Azure Queues and how they store messages to facilitate communication between components of a distributed application, accessible globally via http requests, and hosted in a storage account.

Create an Azure queue within your storage account via the Azure portal, then add a message and view its id, body, and expiry details.

Explore Azure table storage to store schema-less, non-relational data in a scalable table within an Azure storage account, where tables hold entities and offer fast, cost-effective access.

Demonstrates creating an Azure storage table in the portal: select a storage account, create a named table, and manage access or deletion, then introduce entities and application access.

Explore Azure managed disks, including unmanaged and managed disk models, premium and standard SSD options, availability and durability through replication, backups, OS and data disks, plus temporary disks for VMs.

Explore Azure storage services, create and manage a storage account in the Azure portal, and review blob, file, queue, table, and disk storage options and basic administration.