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Implementing Azure Solutions

You're reading from   Implementing Azure Solutions Eliminate the pain point of implementation

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786467850
Length 518 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Jan-Henrik Damaschke Jan-Henrik Damaschke
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Florian Klaffenbach Florian Klaffenbach
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Oliver Michalski Oliver Michalski
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Preface 1. Getting Started with Azure Implementation FREE CHAPTER 2. Azure Resource Manager and Tools 3. Deploying and Synchronizing Azure Active Directory 4. Implementing Azure Networks 5. Implementing and Securing Azure Storage Accounts 6. Planning and Deploying Virtual Machines in Azure 7. Implementing Azure Cloud Services 8. Implementing Azure Container Service 9. Implementing Azure Security 10. Skill Wrap Up and Migration Scenario

Storage accounts


Azure Storage implements four services: Blob storage, Table storage, Queue storage, and File storage.

Blob storage stores unstructured object data, which can be text or binary data.

Structured datasets are stored in Table storage. Table storage is a NoSQL key attribute data store, enabling rapid development and fast access to data.

In addition to providing reliable messaging for workflow processing, Queue storage makes communication between segments of cloud services available.

Using the standard SMB protocol, File storage offers shared storage for legacy applications. Azure virtual machines and cloud services can share file data over application components using mounted shares. Utilizing the file service REST API, on-premises applications can obtain file data:

  1. For creating a Storage account, first search for Storage in the gallery and select Storage account:

Figure 5.1: Azure Storage account in the gallery

  1. After clicking on Create button, there is a form with diverse options to...
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