
Explore cloud storage services on Microsoft Azure, learn to use tools for backup and archive storage, and create instances to manage storage needs.
Explore Azure storage options, including blob storage for unstructured data, file and table storage, queue services, and archival tiers, with hot and cold storage choices for scalable data management.
Explore Azure blob storage, a massively scalable object store for unstructured data offering block, page, and append blobs, with REST API access and hot, cool, and archive tiers.
Explore practical blob storage in Azure by creating a storage account, selecting standard or premium performance, configuring replication and security, and using Storage Explorer to manage unstructured data in containers.
Explore Azure disk storage for virtual machines, including managed and unmanaged disks, page blobs, and OS, data, and temporary disks, with ultra, premium, and standard SSD options.
Learn about Azure Files as a cloud file storage option accessible via SMB 3.0 from Windows, Linux, or Mac, enabling hybrid on-premise and cloud file sharing with backups.
Explore Azure file storage by creating a storage account, file shares, and directories, managing quotas, and uploading files while comparing file storage with object storage and managing access.
Explore Azure table storage as a scalable, semi-structured key-value store with flexible schemas and JSON serialization. See how entities, partition keys, replication, and REST API enable scalable cloud data apps.
Discover how queue enables cloud messaging between application components, delivering asynchronous, decoupled workflows that scale, provide durability, and support front-rear queue operations and sequence delivery.
Explore Azure Data Lake: a massively scalable, secure storage built on blob storage, enabling ingest, cleansing, annotation, and analytics with Hadoop compatibility for batch and real-time workloads.
StorSimple delivers a hybrid cloud storage solution that integrates on-premises hardware with Azure for primary, archival, and disaster recovery storage, with automated data movement.
Explore Azure backup as a cloud-based data protection service for virtual machines and storage, with Azure Site Recovery for disaster recovery and encryption, MFA, and centralized monitoring.
Discover archival storage in Azure, including blob archive, cool and hot tiers, rehydration delays, encryption, and long-term backups for rarely accessed data.
Create a resource group and a storage account, then set up a blob container. Use the blob cli to upload and download files with account keys and optional public access.
Leverage the Azure CLI to create a resource group and storage account, provision blob, file, and table services, and fetch storage account keys for secure file share access.
Learn to create a file share and a directory with the CLI using the storage account name and access key, then automate the process with a script to manage quotas.
Create a storage account and file share in the Azure portal, upload a text file using the account name and key, and manage file visibility and basic operations.
Upload and download a simple text file to Azure cloud storage via the CLI, list file details in a table, and manage account name, key, share name, and destination.
Open the Azure portal, create a storage account and blob service, configure resource group, name, location, and general purpose v2, then deploy to host your static website.
Build an index.html for a static website, configure the Azure storage account for web hosting, and upload the files to publish your site online.
Learn to host a static website on Azure by configuring a storage account, uploading an index file, and accessing the site via its URL, with enable and disable options.
Learn to build a website that uploads images and stores them in Azure blob storage, configuring resource groups, storage accounts, containers, and an app service with keys and access settings.
Learn to set up a resource group, storage accounts and containers, clone a repository, and deploy an image upload website on azure for cloud storage services.
This lecture demonstrates cloning a web app from an external repository using its URL, attaching the repository, and planning to integrate the app with an Azure storage account.
Learn to upload an image to an Azure storage container by configuring app settings with your storage account name and key, then connect your app to the storage service.
Learn how to build a simple website that uploads an image to Azure blob storage, configure container access, view image details, and manage it in the storage account.
Deploy a WordPress site on Azure, configure the WordPress service, database settings, and access credentials, then customize and manage posts, plugins, and user settings.
Learn to create and publish a WordPress blog post, format content and colors, add categories and tags, set a feature image, and manage posts from the dashboard.
Learn to use the Azure cloud shell to mount storage, create a storage account and file share, and access a terminal with bash for file uploads, config, and terminal tasks.
Learn to use cloud shell to run python scripts from a terminal, create and edit a python file, run hello world, and install packages with pip.
Install and verify the Azure CLI on Windows, macOS, and Linux, sign in with your Microsoft account, and run storage and deployment tasks from the command line.
Explore how to use the command line and PowerShell to manage Azure cloud storage, including login, viewing resources, backups, billing, and cloud connected services in a Windows environment.
Download Storage Explorer to manage Azure storage from Windows, macOS, or Linux, and access multiple accounts. Create and delete databases and collections, and manage blob, table, file storage, Cosmos DB.
Learn how to install Storage Explorer for Azure, sign in to your storage accounts, create a blob container, upload and download files, manage snapshots, and set access privacy.
In this course, you will be learning about various storage services available on on Microsoft Azure cloud platform. Cloud Storage is the first thing to learn when you are building your career around cloud computing. You can create different kinds of storage on Azure- from file storage to object storage, from structured table to unstructured and file storage, and much more. Whether you are building a web application, mobile application or migrating your assets on the cloud, you need to integrate storage, because it allows you to harness the real power of cloud- Scalability. There's almost no upper limit on size of data that you can store and host on cloud. Storage services are one of the key topics that is relevant for almost every Cloud certifications, so if you are preparing of any of the Certification exams on azure, this course could help you grasp key storage skills expected.
We would be creating resources for BloB and File storage. Each storage option is suitable for certain domain and we can decide what to choose based on price, availability, reliability, application, SLA provided, elasticity, retention period, hot/cold or archive option, etc. You will be learning various storage services-
BloB Storage
You can create Massively scalable and secure object storage for cloud-native workloads, archives, data lakes, high-performance computing and machine learning.
StorSimple
It is a hybrid cloud storage solution on Microsoft Azure, which provides a cloud based storage infrastructure used for storing, accessing and managing large quantities of data.
Disk Storage
You can create high-performance, highly durable block storage for your mission- and business-critical workloads.
File Storage
You can create Simple, secure and fully managed cloud file shares. Mount file shares concurrently in the cloud or on-premises on Windows, Linux and macOS. Plus, cache Azure file shares on Windows Servers with Azure File Sync for local access performance.
Table Storage
You can store large amounts of structured data. The service is a NoSQL datastore which accepts authenticated calls from inside and outside the Azure cloud. Azure tables are ideal for storing structured, non-relational data.
Backup
It provides simple, secure, and cost-effective solutions to back up your data and recover it from the Microsoft Azure cloud.
Data Lake Storage
It includes all the capabilities required to make it easy for developers, data scientists and analysts to store data of any size, shape and speed, and do all types of processing and analytics across platforms and languages. It removes the complexities of ingesting and storing all of your data while making it faster to get up and running with batch, streaming and interactive analytics.
Queue Storage
It is a service for storing large numbers of messages. You access messages from anywhere in the world via authenticated calls using HTTP or HTTPS. A queue message can be up to 64 KB in size. A queue may contain millions of messages, up to the total capacity limit of a storage account. Queues are commonly used to create a backlog of work to process asynchronously.
Archive Storage
You can create low-cost, durable and highly available secure cloud storage for rarely accessed data with flexible latency requirements. Store terabytes of data in the cloud for only a few dollars a month and repurpose your storage infrastructure for other critical business objectives.