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Welcome to the Azure Storage Content Repository. In this repository we have compiled the content that we have found helpful on our engagements with customers.

This repository is intended to be a supplement to the official Azure Storage documentation with additional specialized content and links to non-Microsoft generated content. We encourage you to review the official documentation also.

Azure Storage Day 2021 #

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Storage Services #

Blob Storage #

Massively-scalable object storage for unstructured data

  • Cost-effective for massive volume
  • Tiered storage options
  • Single infrastructure with global reach

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Azure Disks #

Persistent, high-performance disk storage for every workload

  • Low latency, high throughput
  • Industry-leading, single-instance service-level agreement
  • Enterprise-grade durability

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Azure Files #

Simple, distributed, cross-platform file system

  • Lift and shift migration
  • Simple and inexpensive
  • Move data to cloud with no coding

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Data Lake Storage #

Secure, massively scalable data lake storage.

  • High performance with massive scale optimized for analytics workloads
  • Enterprise grade security with AAD integration and fine-grained ACLs
  • Eliminates data silos with object storage and filesystem endpoints against the same data

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Azure Backup #

Secure and cost effective cloud backup

  • Native support for Azure workloads
  • Lower and predictable TCO
  • Rich management using zero-infrastructure solutions

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Azure Data Box #

Multiple offline and online solutions to move your data to Azure

  • Various offline capacity appliances when networking isn’t an option
  • Online appliances offer storage gateway and AI-enabled edge computing
  • All appliances secure and NIST compliant

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Azure Queues #

Durably store messages for asynchronous processing

  • Separate communication functions for better durability
  • Scale for bursts to absorb unexpected traffic
  • Build in resilience to maintain integrity of your workload

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Azure NetApp Files #

Powerful, hybrid Azure file shares powered by NetApp

  • Sophisticated enterprise-grade data management
  • Highly secure and compliant
  • Rich hybrid cloud experience

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Azure HPC Cache #

Run high-performance computing (HPC) workloads in the cloud

  • Scalable, high-performance file caching
  • Hybrid or all-in Azure HPC
  • Flexibility with multi-cloud, multi-protocol support

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Storage Pillars #

This repository is organized into 5 pillars as follows, click on the pillar name to get more information about that pillar:

Pillar Description
Analytics TBD
Application and User Data TBD
Backup And Archive TBD
HPC IoT and AI TBD
Tools and Utilities Helpful 1st and 3rd party tools and utilities

Contributing #

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