Azure Classroomnotes 19/Apr/2023

Storage Account Access tiers

  • Storage account pricing is based on two factors
    • Storage cost
    • access costs
  • Access tiers providie options around
    • Storage cost
    • access costs

Types of Access Tier

  • Hot:
    • This represents frequently accessed data
      • Storage cost will be high
      • Access costs will be less.
  • Cool:
    • This represents infrequently accessed data
      • Storage cost will be low
      • Access cost will be high
    • Recommendations for using this tier
      • frequency: less than once in 30 days
  • Archive:
    • This represents archival data
      • Storage cost is extreeemly low
      • access cost is highest
    • Recommendations for using this tier
      • frequency: less than once in 180 days
    • Blobs in Archive tier are offline, to read we need to convert this into cool or hot tier (Rehydrate)
  • Lets view the access tiers in the storage account



Exercise

  • Create a resource group and then
  • Create a storage account with general purpose v2 and create 3 containers
    • videos
    • music
    • docs
  • upload any files into these containers
  • Try accessing any file in the videos container.
  • Now delete any two files and try recovering




  • This recovering is possible as azure storage accounts support soft delete.

Recovering a Deleted storage account.

  • After deleting storage account, this recovery will work
    • if the resource group with the same name is not recreated
    • With in 14 days
  • Lets delete a storage account
  • Navigate to the storage accounts and selct restore



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