Leverage Azure Blob Storage to build storage intensive cloud native applications
- 4. Azure Storage Object Storage Data Transport File Storage Hybrid Storage Lift and shift of legacy applications that require file shares to the cloud Secure, Scalable storage for unstructured data Move or migrate data into Azure Secure, intelligent data tiering between on-premises and cloud storage Azure Blobs Azure Files Azure NetApp Files Azure Import/Export Azure DataBox Azure StorSimple Azure File Sync Avere Disk Storage Reliable, persistent, high performing storage for Virtual Machines Premium Standard
- 6. Blob Storage Blob Storage - Azure’s Object Storage platform Store and serve unstructured data App and Web scale data Backups and Archive Big Data from IoT, Genomics, etc. Broad integration for Blobs across Azure services Enables many scenarios Blob Storage
- 14. New
- 16. Blob Storage Pillars Open & Interoperable Manageable & Cost Efficient Scalable & Performant Secure & Compliant Durable & Available
- 21. New
- 25. Blob Storage Scale & Performance Per Blob Single Block Blob max size increased 25x to 5TB Read and write throughput for a single object can scale to as high as 12.5 GB/s (100 Gb/s) 50% improvement in read latency for small blobs Per Storage Account 12.5 GB/s 60 MB/s Per Account Limits Through 08/17 Current CY18 Capacity 500 TB 5PB 20 PB TPS 20K tps 50K tps 100K tps Throughput 20/30 Gbps 50 Gbps 100 Gbps 5 TB 200 GB
- 26. Preview in H2 2018 New
- 29. New
- 31. Repository for server backups Medical records archiving Cloud native application data storage Object storage for every use case
- 32. Blob Level Tiering Blob-Level Tiering Individual blobs can move between tiers All tiers co-exist in the same storage account New API to set blob tier: SetBlobTier Acknowledged immediately from service Get APIs (GetBlobProperties and ListBlobs) return current tier and archive status New headers "x-ms-access-tier” and “x-ms-archive-status” Blob REST API Hot Tier Lower Transaction cost Cool Tier Lower Capacity cost Archive Tier Lowest Capacity cost
- 33. New
Editor's Notes
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