Storage

Azure Storage  Services:

1. Blob storage
2.Table storage
3.Queue storage
4. File storage

Type of Azure Storage accounts

1. Standard storage accounts : It's which allows you to store Tables, Queues, Files, Blobs and Azure virtual machine disks.

2.Premium storage accounts : Which currently only supports Azure virtual machine disks.

Replication of Azure Storage Data's

1. LRS ( Locally redundant storage )
2. ZRS  ( Zone redundant storage)
3. GRS (Geo redundant storage )
4. RA- GRS (Read Access - Geo redundant storage)

Blob Storage

Large amount of Unstructured data to store in cloud. Blob storage offers a cost-effective & Scalable
solution. blob storage to store content such as:-

Documents, Image and list of web application files, Social data such as photos, Video, music, etc..

Table storage

This is service stores large amount of structured data, The service is a NoSQL datastore which accepts authenticated calls from inside and outside the azure cloud.

Which allows for rapid development and fast access to large quantities of data.

Queue Storage

Which you can use for exchanging messages between components either in the cloud or on premise.

Imagine two components of your exchanging data.maybe one of them on premise and one in the cloud.

With Azure Queues you have a third player that connects the two components and acts as both a buffer and a mediator. So for example, if the consumer partner is down, the producer can still insert messages in the queue while it’s waiting for the other component to come back online. And it’s very easy to scale up: just add more consumers (e.g. Worker Roles), and your queue is processed in parallel. Scaling up and down can actually be a very dynamic process – you could add or remove workers automatically depending on the actual queue size, and hence be fast on heavy load and save costs when the queue is empty.

File Storage

File Storage offers shared storage for legacy applications using the standard SMB protocol. Azure virtual machines and cloud services can share file data across application components via mounted shares, and on-premises applications can access file data in a share via the File service.





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