Azure Storage

Azure Storage

There are so many services in Azure that you can use to store your data in, but which one is right for you? Obviously, the answer is: It depends. And you might also use several different data storage options in one application. This blog will show you which options you have to store data in Azure and for what scenarios they should be used for. First, let's show how to create an Azure storage account

Azure Storage consists out of multiple services that are each optimized for a certain usage scenario. They are described in this post, and here is a summary of them:

• Azure Blob Storage
  • Useful for storing files, small and large, like audio, video or VHD files
• Azure Queue Storage
  • Meant for storing small messages that are picked up by other applications. Queue Storage can help to decouple your applications
• Azure File Storage
  • Based on the SMB protocol, File Storage is meant to be mounted as a disk in a VM. It is very useful to use for lifting and shifting applications into the cloud
• Azure Disk Storage
  • Disk Storage is optimized for high I/O operations and can be used as a hard disk for a VM, like a server

Azure blob is probably the most important one, so we will explain the process here

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