Azure Blob Storage – Access Tiers, Lifecycle and Leases · AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure Develop for Azure Storage
A compliance application stores audit blobs that are rarely accessed. The organization must retain them for seven years and can wait several hours wh…
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easy · MCQ · Q-C673B8
A compliance application stores audit blobs that are rarely accessed. The organization must retain them for seven years and can wait several hours when a blob needs to be read. Which Azure Blob Storage access tier is most appropriate?
- A.Hot
- B.Cool
- C.Cold
- D.ArchiveCorrect answer
Solution
The Archive tier is designed for rarely accessed data with the lowest storage cost. Blobs must be rehydrated before they can be read, so access is not immediate.
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