A company is planning to migrate its on-premises workloads to Azure. The migration team has identified the following two storage requirements:
1. A shared file repository that must be accessed concurrently by multiple Azure Virtual Machines using the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol.
2. Low-cost storage for archiving historical logs that are rarely accessed, where the data can be stored offline and does not need to be immediately readable.
Which two Azure Storage services or features should the company select to meet these requirements?
- Azure Files to host the shared file repositoryCevap
- Archive access tier in Azure Blob Storage to store the historical logsCevap
- CAzure Disk Storage to host the shared file repository
- DCool access tier in Azure Blob Storage to store the historical logs
Cevap
Azure Files to host the shared file repository and the Archive access tier in Azure Blob Storage to store the historical logs.
Azure Files natively supports the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, enabling multiple virtual machines to concurrently access the shared repository. The Archive access tier in Azure Blob Storage provides the lowest cost for long-term storage of offline logs that do not need to be immediately readable.
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Selecting appropriate Azure Storage services and access tiers based on protocol and latency requirements.