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Hi,
Just wondering, storage explorer is showing 26TB of blobs stored in the storage account. I have check the properties of every single container and I don't think it will sum up to this. I also individually open containers, and selected to Show deleted blobs. Is there a way to check the breakdown of this by container? Thanks
also, check properties of each blob container, and calculate the size. we previously had versioning and soft delete enable before but I have switch it off. After switching it off, I had to manually delete all previous versions
All sorted now... It takes a day or 2 for storage explorer to reflect the correct usage. Thank you all
@JoelP Glad to hear that issue got resolved.
Additional information:
Calculating Container Level Stats in Azure Blob Storage
This article uses the Azure Blob Storage inventory feature and Azure Synapse to calculate the blob count and total size of blobs per container. These values are useful when optimizing blob usage per container.
Calculate the size of a blob container with PowerShell
If you have any additional questions or need further clarification, please let me know.