- Storage Account is a container that binds a set of Azure services together.
- Only Data services from Azure storage can be comprised in a storage account.
- Integrating data services into a storage account allows the user to manage them as a group.
Azure storage platform comprises of the following;
- Azure Blob; It is used to store text and unstructured data
- Azure Files; It is used to keep files for cloud or on-premise deployment
- Azure Queue; It is used for consistent messaging between application components.
- Azure Tables; It is used to keep structured data
- Azure Disks; It is used to store Virtual Machine
Azure Blob Pricing
Azure storage offers various access tiers which allow for storing blob object data in a very cost-effective manner
The available access tiers include;
- Hot Tiers; Used for storing frequently accessed data
- Cool Tiers; Used for storing less frequently accessed data and the storage period is for at least 30 days
- Archive Tiers; Used for storing rarely accessed data and the storage period is for at least 180 days
Below is the step-by-step format for Creating Azure Storage Account
Step 1; Sign in to the Azure Portal
- Go to the Azure Portal
- Sign in with your Azure account credentials Step 2; Create a Resource Group
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