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How to create storage account on Microsoft Azure

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To Create Storage Account on Microsoft Azure

Introduction

A storage account is a container for grouping Azure Storage services. Only Azure storage data services can be included in a storage account. The user can manage data services as a group when they are integrated into a storage account.

Procedure

Step 1: Log in to Azure Portal as shown in the below image snap 1

Step 2: Select the Storage accounts page, then select create as shown in the below image. snap 2

Step 3: Select the basic tabs that provide the essential information for your storage account as shown in the below image. snap 3

Step 4: Select the advanced tab, you can configure additional options and modify default settings for your new storage account as shown in the below image. snap 4

Step 5: Select the Networking tab, here you can configure network connectivity and routing preference settings for your new storage account as shown in the below image. snap 5

Step 6: Select the Data protection tab, you can configure data protection options for blob data in your new storage account as shown in the below image. snap 6

Step 7: Select standard configuration of the encryption properties for a new storage account as shown in the below image. snap 7

Step 8: On the Tags tab, you can specify Resource Manager tags to help organize your Azure resources as shown in the below image. snap 8

Step 9: Next, go to Review and create. you can proceed to create the storage account as shown in the below image. snap 9

Step 10: After creating the storage account go to container and create the new container account as shown in the below images. snap 10 snap 11

Step 11: Next open the created container as shown in the below image snap 12

Step 12: Now go to upload the file or folder. Click upload open the navigating panel select the file and click upload as shown in the below images. snap 13 snap 14

Step 13: Open the file and copy the URL as shown in the below image. snap 15

Step 14: Go to the browser and browse the URL. You can see the error, the reason for the error is that the image access is only for private. Next, go to the file and then click the change access level as shown in the below images. snap 16 snap 17

Step 15: Again, go to browser and refresh the page you will see the output of the file as shown in the below image. snap 18

Step 16: You can delete the storage account by going to the storage account and selecting the delete option and entering the group name and clicking delete as shown in the below image. snap 19 snap 20

Conclusion:

We have reached the end of this article. In this guide, we have walked you through the steps required to create storage account on Microsoft Azure. Your feedback is much welcome.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

How do Azure storage accounts work?

A

An Azure storage account contains all of your Azure Storage data objects, including blobs, file shares, queues, tables, and disks. The storage account provides a unique namespace for your Azure Storage data that's accessible from anywhere in the world over HTTP or HTTPS.

Q

How much can an Azure storage account store?

A

Users can provide access to the Storage Account level or at the entity level. When it comes to scalability, the Storage Queues can store up to 200 TB of messages.

Q

How many containers can be created in the Azure storage account?

A

No, there's no limit on the number of storage containers in a storage account. You're limited by the size of the storage account which was recently increased to 500 TB from 200 TB

Q

How many types of storage are there in Azure?

A

There are five storage types available in Microsoft Azure divided into two groups. The first group, which includes Queue Storage, Table Storage, and Blob Storage is designed with file storage, scalability, and communication in mind and is accessible via REST API.

Q

What is the difference between Blob and file storage?

A

In summary, the difference between the two storage services is that Azure Blob Storage is a store for objects capable of storing large amounts of unstructured data. On the other hand, Azure File Storage is a distributed, cloud-based file system.

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