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Azure Storage Accounts

Azure Storage Accounts are a Microsoft Azure service that provides scalable, durable, and highly available cloud storage for data objects. They serve as a unified namespace for accessing Azure Blob Storage (for unstructured data), Azure Files (for file shares), Azure Queue Storage (for messaging), and Azure Table Storage (for NoSQL data). This service supports a wide range of data types and integrates with other Azure services for analytics, backup, and application development.

Also known as: Azure Storage, Storage Account, Azure Blob Storage Account, Azure Data Storage, MS Azure Storage
🧊Why learn Azure Storage Accounts?

Developers should use Azure Storage Accounts when building cloud-native applications that require scalable and secure storage for files, blobs, queues, or tables, especially in Azure environments. It is ideal for scenarios like hosting static websites, storing application logs, managing media files, or implementing message-based workflows, as it offers redundancy options, access controls, and cost-effective tiering. Learning this is crucial for roles involving Azure cloud development, data engineering, or DevOps, as it is a foundational service for data persistence in Azure solutions.

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