Exam: AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals 0 Likes

A team currently has several computers in their on-premise environment (AZ-900)

Updated on 05/24/2024

A team currently has several computers in their on-premise environment that runs on Windows 10. They need to share files by enabling mapped drives from the computers.

Which of the following would be an ideal storage solution for this requirement?

A) Using the Azure storage - BLOB service.
B) Using the Azure storage - File service.
C) Using the Azure storage - Queue service.
D) Using the Azure storage - Table service.


Solution

Correct answer: B) Using the Azure storage - File service.
Azure File Storage provides fully managed file shares in the cloud that can be accessed using the industry standard Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. This makes it suitable for scenarios where you want to share files across multiple computers, similar to traditional on-premise file servers. With Azure File Storage, you can mount file shares as network drives on Windows machines and use them for file sharing.

The other Azure storage services mentioned have different use cases:

Azure Blob service is designed for storing and retrieving large amounts of unstructured data, typically used for things like images, videos, and backups.

Azure Queue service is a message-queueing service for asynchronous communication between distributed components. It's not designed for file storage.

Azure Table service is a NoSQL data store suitable for storing large amounts of semi-structured data, but it's not designed for file storage or sharing.

In summary, for file sharing and enabling mapped drives, Azure File service is the appropriate choice.

Category: Azure architecture and services

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