Overview
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- Module 1: Discover ways to use an Azure Storage account to manage your data for billing, access, and storage location of your blobs, files, queues, and tables.
- Decide how many storage accounts you need for your project
- Determine the appropriate settings for each storage account
- Create a storage account using the Azure portal
- Module 2: Azure provides a variety of disk storage options for virtual machine workloads. Identify the features of capabilities of each type to ensure your application performs optimally.
- Identify the types of disk storage available to virtual machines
- Identify the capabilities of different disk storage
- Identify the use cases for each type of disk storage
- Module 3: Learn how to provide disaster recovery by replicating storage data across regions and failing over to a secondary location.
- Choose the right Azure Storage redundancy option for your organization.
- Demonstrate how to initiate a storage account failover.
- Module 4: Learn how Azure Storage provides multilayered security to protect your data with access keys, secure networks, and Advanced Threat Protection monitoring.
- Explore the Azure Data Lake enterprise-class security features.
- Understand storage account keys.
- Understand shared access signatures.
- Understand transport-level encryption with HTTPS.
- Understand Advanced Threat Protection.
- Control network access.
- Module 5: Azure Storage Explorer allows you to quickly view all the storage services under your account. You can browse through, read, and edit data stored in those services through a user-friendly graphical interface.
- Describe the features of Azure Storage Explorer
- Install Storage Explorer
- Use Storage Explorer to connect to Azure Storage services and manipulate stored data
- Module 6: Learn how and when to use Azure Import/Export to copy large amounts of data from Azure
- Decide whether to use Azure Import/Export
- Learn the steps to export data from Azure
- Module 7: Learn how to move large amounts of data to the cloud by using Azure Data Box devices.
- Decide which Azure Data Box device to use
- Learn the steps to import data by using Azure Data Box Disk
- Module 8: Evaluate and deploy Azure File Sync to extend the capacity of your on-premises file share.
- Evaluate your server's compatibility with Azure File Sync
- Deploy Azure File Sync
- Test and troubleshoot file sync
- Module 9: Learn about Azure VM disk performance and how to enable caching to help optimize read and write access to storage.
- Describe the key considerations around disk performance in Azure
- Describe the effects of caching on disk performance in Azure
- Enable and manage cache settings with the Azure portal
- Enable and manage cache settings with PowerShell
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