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Azure File Shares: A Beginner’s Guide

Azure File Shares: A Beginner’s Guide

Azure File Shares: A Beginner's Guide Azure File Shares is a cloud-based file sharing service that provides a secure, scalable, and highly available solution for storing and sharing files in the cloud. With Azure File Shares, you can store, share, and access files...

What are Azure Tables and what are they used for?

What are Azure Tables and what are they used for?

Azure Tables overview Azure Tables is a NoSQL cloud-based data storage service provided by Microsoft. It allows users to store and retrieve structured data in the cloud, and it is designed to be highly scalable and cost-effective. Azure Tables are used for a variety...

When should you use VMWare Snapshots?

When should you use VMWare Snapshots?

Key Takeaways for VMware Snapshot Usage Topic Key Insight Primary Purpose Snapshots are for short-term recovery or testing—not backups. Retention Time Avoid keeping snapshots longer than 72 hours to prevent performance issues. Storage Impact Snapshots grow over time...

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