The following data options are provided on the Azure Storage platform:
i. Azure Blob Storage- Text and binary data can be stored in Azure Blobs, which is highly scalable object storage. It stores arbitrary data and allows them to be retrieved as block blobs on a huge scale.
ii. Azure File Storage- Managed file sharing for cloud and on-premises operations can be done with Azure Files. Using the standard Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, you can access fully managed cloud file shares from just about anywhere.
iii. Azure Queue Storage- Azure Queues is a messaging repository that allows application modules to communicate reliably. Asynchronous message queueing between software modules is supported.
iv. Azure Table Storage- Azure Tables is a NoSQL database for storing structured data without a schema. It lets you store organized NoSQL data in the cloud and provides a schemaless key/attribute storage.
v. Azure Disk Storage- Block-level storage units for Azure VMs are called Azure Disks. They allow data to be kept and retrieved from an associated virtual hard disk continuously.
