3. Access Tiers There are Three Access Levels in the Azure Storage Account. Pls, refer to Below. Hot: Designed to store data that is regularly accessed. Cool: Designed to store data that is viewed rarely and kept for at least 30 days. Cold: Designed to store data that is rarely accesse...
Open Visual Studio 2012, Server Explorer. (Ensure you have installed patches for Azure, like Azure SDK) Add new storage account Go "Dashborad" page of storage account from portal Find Access keys from dashborad Copy the strings to VS 2012 new window "Add New Storage Account" Back to dashb...
Grant the Managed Identity theStorage File Data SMB Share Contributorrole on the storage account or file share Use the Azure SDK in your application to authenticate and access the file share: ASP.NET (C#)Copy using Azure.Identity; using Azure.Storage.Files.Shares; var credential = new De...
In the Azure Account, in Access keys you will have two keys. Key1 and key2. You can use any of the keys to connect to your Azure Storage Account using SSMS: Connect to Azure Storage Account using SSMS In previous steps, we created an Azure Storage Account with 2 containers. Now, we ...
I am looking for information on how to access the details of inactive users who have not logged into Azure Virtual Desktop for 90 days. Specifically, I would like to know their usage in the file share as well as their last logon details.
Azure storage account can be used to store various types of data objects.There are many types of data objects like blobs, files, queues, tables, and disks, for e.g. blob storage is used to store the large data file such as video, audio files or any kind
First thing we need to do is create a storage account, in my case I created a blob storage. I also created a container that I named demo. I can access that container through the Azure Storage Explorer. I did this by connecting to my Azure Storage account and drilled into my blob stora...
This is a continuation of How to Monitor the Azure storage Account data, Part I of this blog can be found here. In this blog, we will discuss additional...
You can use the Import/Export service to export data from Azure Blob storage only. You can't export data that's stored in Azure Files.You must have the following items to support the export process:An active Azure subscription and an Azure Storage account holding your data in Azure...
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