Implement & Manage Storage — MOC
MS Learn path: Implement and manage storage in Azure · Every service you deploy persists data; storage fundamentals underpin them all.
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The core idea
Azure Storage is the platform’s durable data core. A storage-account is the container with configurable redundancy and access tiers. Inside it: blobs (objects/files for apps), file shares (SMB/NFS), tables, and queues. Security is via access keys, SAS tokens, and network rules. Tooling: azcopy and the Azure Storage browser.
Concepts (linked from here)
Accounts & config
- Storage account
- Redundancy: LRS/ZRS/GRS/GZRS
- Access tiers: hot/cool/archive
- Performance: Standard vs Premium
Data services
Security & access
- Access keys & connection strings
- Shared Access Signatures
- Storage firewall & private endpoints
- Immutability & retention
Tooling
Modules in this path
(one module note per module, grounded in MS Learn learning objectives)
- Configure storage accounts
- Configure Azure Blob Storage
- Configure Azure Files & File Sync
- Configure Azure Storage security
- Copy / migrate data with AzCopy
Skills measured
- Create and configure a storage account
- Configure blob & file storage
- Configure storage security & access
- Migrate/copy data (AzCopy)