AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Storage Types

The video tutorial provides an overview of Azure storage accounts, focusing on three types: General Purpose V1, General Purpose V2, and BLOB storage accounts. General Purpose V2 is the latest and recommended option, offering the lowest per GB prices and supporting various services. General Purpose V1 is an older, legacy type with fewer features. BLOB storage accounts are specialized for unstructured data, offering multiple access tiers. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of choosing the right storage account based on application needs and highlights the ease of upgrading to General Purpose V2.

Which of the following is NOT a type of Azure storage account?

• General Purpose V1

• File Storage

• BLOB Storage

• General Purpose V2

What is a key advantage of General Purpose V2 storage accounts?

• They are the cheapest option for all scenarios.

• They support the latest Azure features and competitive pricing.

• They are the only option for storing unstructured data.

• They require data copying during upgrades.

What is a characteristic of General Purpose V1 storage accounts?

• They are considered a legacy type.

• They offer the latest Azure features.

• They are the most cost-effective option.

• They only support BLOB storage.

Which type of BLOB is NOT supported by BLOB storage accounts?

• All of the above are supported

• Append blobs

• Page blobs

• Block blobs

What is a unique feature of BLOB storage accounts?

• They are the newest type of storage account.

• They provide access to tables and queues.

• They offer multiple access tiers based on usage patterns.

• They support all Azure services.