Storage

If you use Azure services, especially storage account, you already know that most services provide a failover capability – mostly unmanaged/unexpected – in case the primary location is becoming unavailable for various reasons. Well, for storage account, until now only unexpected unavailability would triggered an automatic failover, depending of the storage account redundancy. This is […]

When working with Azure Storage Account, it is easy to forget some recurring management tasks. Well good news as now you can implement Azure Storage Actions to help you automating management tasks based on various triggers. First thing first, you need to be aware about the following region availability for these storage actions: Generally Available

  As you know many resources on Azure support TLS, letting you also the choice between TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1 or TLS 1.2.   As you also probably know TLS 1.0 or TLS 1.1 are now the weakest versions and are also deprecated since 2021; meaning if you are using one of these version you

Azure Storage account allows you to store data objects (blobs, files, queues, tables or disks) in the cloud. When you create a storage account you have to select a redundancy option – from locally redundant (LRS) to Geo-zone redundant (GZRS), and anything in between. If you selected a non-zonal (LRS or GRS) redundancy option, it