Further reading We encourage you to read up further by using the following links: • Importing data to blobs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ azure/import-export/storage-import-export-data-to-blobs?tabs=azure-portal • Importing data to files: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ azure/import-export/storage-import-export-data-to-files?tabs=azure-portal • Exporting
Configuring Azure Files and Azure Blob storage In the following section, we will work through an example of how we can create file shares and blob storage on a storage
Configuring Azure Blob storage Thanks to Azure Storage Explorer, working with blobs on a storage account is very similar and just as easy as working on a file share. For
Azure URL paths for storage Microsoft will expect youto know the construct for all storage endpoints in the exam. Here is a summary of each endpoint by service type: This
Configuring network access to storage accounts You can secure your storage account to a specific set of supported networks which are granted access by configuring network rules so that only
Private endpoints Private endpoints provide a mechanism for Azure Storage accounts to have a private interface for a storage account and can be used to eliminate public access. They provide
Network routing from storage accounts The default network routing preference option chosen for storage accounts and most Azure services will be for the Microsoft network. This is ahigh-performance, low-latency global
Further reading That brings an end to this section. We have learned about VNet integration for the storage accounts and the different options available. In the next section, we will
Working with SAS tokens SAS tokens are secure access tokens that provide delegated access to resources on your storage account. The storage service confirms the SAS token is valid in
Storage access policies A storage access policy provides an additional layer of control over SAS by introducing policies for managing the SAS token. SAS tokens can now be configured for