Figure 1: Shares, directories, and files in an Azure Storage account. Getting started with Azure Storage. To work with files, queues, tables, and disks in Azure, you should have an Azure storage ...

Using blobs in Azure. Like all Azure services, blob storage needs to be part of a resource group and associated with an account for billing. You start with a general-purpose Azure storage account ...

3. Create a Storage Container. Your local file system uses directories or folders to separate files. In Azure, these groups of files are known as containers. Every file in an Azure storage account ...

Once you've got a subscription and a storage account created you are now able to begin uploading files into Azure. Before you can upload files into Azure you must first create a storage container.

Available in public and govt clouds. Advanced threat protection for Azure Storage needs to be toggled on for all storage accounts containing file shares and blob containers that need to be protected.