Summary
With Chapter 9, we started another area useful for Azure administrators, which is storage. Information contained in this chapter will be helpful on many occasions, as Blob Storage is one of the most popular services used in Azure thanks to its simplicity, flexibility, and decent performance. You learned important topics such as storage accounts, containers, and blobs, including their access tiers, replication, and lifecycle rules. We also discussed different options for performing upload operations to Blob Storage.
In the next chapter, you’ll learn about Azure File Service, which is another service offered by Azure Storage. This time, we’ll use that Azure service to set up a file share that can be used by people inside your organization as a replacement for standard on-premises shares. We’ll also discuss the File Sync feature, which can be helpful to automate the management of the service.
