AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Local Redundant Storage

The video tutorial explains Locally Redundant Storage (LRS) as a cost-effective option for data protection against local hardware failures. It details the architecture of LRS, which involves replicating data within a single data center to ensure durability. However, LRS is limited in scenarios of data center-level disasters like fires or floods, where other storage options like zone redundant or geo redundant storage are recommended. The tutorial also highlights the importance of data governance requirements and when LRS is suitable.

In what situations would you prefer LRS over Lars for data storage?

How does Lars ensure data durability and what is the significance of maintaining three copies of data?