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

The video tutorial provides an overview of Azure Storage accounts, detailing the use cases and features of Azure BLOB storage, Azure Files, Azure Queue storage, and Azure Tables. It explains how BLOB storage is optimized for unstructured data, Azure Files supports network file sharing, Queue storage handles message processing, and Azure Tables integrate with Cosmos DB for NoSQL solutions.

What is a primary use case for Azure BLOB storage?

• Serving images or documents to a browser

• Storing structured data

• Running SQL databases

• Hosting virtual machines

How can Azure Files be accessed?

• Only through on-premise networks

• Using the SMB protocol

• Through Azure BLOB storage

• Via FTP connections

What is a common scenario for using Azure Files?

• Hosting web applications

• Storing large video files

• Migrating on-premise applications to Azure

• Running high-performance computing tasks

What is the maximum size of a message in Azure Queue storage?

• 256 KB

• 64 KB

• 128 KB

• 32 KB

Which of the following is a benefit of using Azure Queue storage?

• Synchronous message processing

• Asynchronous message processing

• Direct database integration

• Real-time data analytics

What is a key feature of Azure Cosmos DB compared to Azure Table storage?

• Higher latency

• Global distribution

• Only supports SQL databases

• Limited scalability

Why is Cosmos DB referred to as a 'planet scale' database?

• It supports only small-scale applications

• It offers global distribution and low latency

• It only supports structured data

• It is limited to a single data center