AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Creating a Blob Container "AZ-204 Azure Storage Accounts"

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on creating and managing a storage account. It covers the types of files that can be stored, such as BLOBs and containers, and explains how to create and manage these containers. The tutorial also discusses the importance of access management, highlighting the risks of public containers. It demonstrates how to upload files, outlines the associated costs, and explains how to access files securely using URLs and tokens. Additionally, the video introduces Storage Explorer as a tool for navigating storage accounts.

What are the four different file types that a storage account can contain?

• BLOB files, file shares, tables, and queues

• BLOB files, databases, tables, and queues

• BLOB files, file shares, databases, and queues

• BLOB files, file shares, tables, and databases

Why is it important to be cautious when selecting the access level for a BLOB container?

• It affects the storage capacity

• It can unintentionally make files public

• It changes the file format

• It determines the cost of storage

What is the cost implication of storing a 34-kilobyte file in a BLOB container?

• It costs $0.02 per GB per month

• It is free for files under 1 MB

• It costs $0.01 per MB per month

• It is a one-time fee of $0.02

What is required to access a file through its URL in a storage account?

• A subscription to Azure

• A special browser extension

• An access key or SAS token

• A public URL

What tool can be used to manage storage accounts both in the browser and as a local application?

• Azure Portal

• Storage Manager

• Storage Explorer

• File Navigator