AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Creating an Azure Storage Account

The video tutorial covers Azure storage account connectivity options, focusing on public, selected, and private endpoints. It explains security features like HTTPS and data encryption, and introduces concepts like soft delete and data lake. The tutorial also guides on creating a storage account with specific configurations.

What is the default connectivity setting for an Azure storage account?

• Selected networks

• Public endpoint

• Private endpoint

• Virtual network

How does a private endpoint enhance security for an Azure storage account?

• By making the URL non-publicly accessible

• By restricting access to specific networks

• By making the URL publicly accessible

• By allowing access only from the public internet

What is the purpose of data encryption in transit for Azure storage accounts?

• To disable HTTPS access

• To secure data traveling between networks

• To encrypt data stored at rest

• To allow public access to data

What feature helps protect against accidental deletion of files in Azure storage accounts?

• Selected networks

• Private endpoint

• Soft delete

• Data encryption

What is a key characteristic of Azure Data Lake Gen 2?

• It is a separate product in the marketplace

• It offers hierarchical namespace with folders and files

• It uses a flat namespace

• It is only for small data storage

How can metadata be used in Azure storage accounts?

• To define personal tags

• To create virtual networks

• To encrypt data

• To enable soft delete

What happens when you create a new Azure storage account without adding files?

• It automatically enables soft delete

• It requires a private endpoint

• It remains free until files are added

• It incurs a cost immediately