Storage Accounts Insights

What is Storage Accounts?

Azure Storage Accounts provide scalable and durable storage for various data objects in the cloud. They are commonly used for storing files, blobs, queues, tables, and virtual machine disks. These accounts offer different tiers (hot, cool, cold, archive) based on access frequency and cost requirements, allowing users to optimize storage expenses. They are commonly used for cloud applications, data backups, media content, and large-scale data analytics.

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What other technologies are related to Storage Accounts?

Storage Accounts Competitor Technologies

Azure SQL

Azure SQL Database is a relational database service, which offers a different type of data storage and management compared to Storage Accounts' blob, file, queue, and table storage. It can be considered a competitor when structured data storage is needed.

mentioned alongside Storage Accounts in 1% (614) of relevant job posts

Storage Accounts Complementary Technologies

Key Vaults

Key Vault securely stores secrets and keys used by applications that access Storage Accounts. It complements Storage Accounts by managing their authentication and encryption keys.

mentioned alongside Storage Accounts in 24% (358) of relevant job posts

Virtual Networks

Virtual Networks provide network isolation and security for Storage Accounts by allowing you to restrict access to specific networks. Storage Accounts can be secured with Virtual Network Service Endpoints or Private Endpoints.

mentioned alongside Storage Accounts in 13% (402) of relevant job posts

App Services

App Services commonly use Storage Accounts to store application data, such as user-uploaded files, or application logs. They work in conjunction, where App Service needs a storage option, often configured in Storage Accounts.

mentioned alongside Storage Accounts in 8% (623) of relevant job posts