Summary and resources

In this module, you learned about different storage scenarios and how to provide storage for each of them.

The first scenario was providing storage for the IT department's testing and training. For this scenario, you learned how to create a storage account and configure basic settings for security and networking.
The second scenario was providing storage for the public website. You learned how to create a storage account with anonymous public access, create a blob storage container, and enable soft delete and versioning.
The third scenario was providing private storage for internal company documents. You learned how to create a storage container with restricted access and configure a shared access signature for partners. You also learned how to back up the public website storage and implement lifecycle management to move content to the cool tier.
The fourth scenario provided shared file storage for the company offices and storage for a new company app.

Key takeaways

Here are the main takeaways for the module.

Azure provides different types of storage accounts.
Each type of storage account has its own use cases and benefits.
Storage account security includes access keys, managed identities, role-based access control, and encryption.