Azure Storage Ecosystem 6

Question 1

What are the three access tiers available for Azure Blob Storage?

a) Hot, Warm, Cool
b) Hot, Cool, Archive
c) Hot, Cold, Archive
d) Hot, Cool, Frozen

Answer 1

b) Hot

Question 2

What is the primary use case for the Hot access tier in Azure Blob Storage?

a) Infrequently accessed data
b) Data that needs to be archived
c) Frequently accessed data and day-to-day usage scenarios
d) Data that requires no access

Answer 2

c) Frequently accessed data and day-to-day usage scenarios

Question 3

What is the primary use case for the Cool access tier in Azure Blob Storage?

a) Frequently accessed data
b) Infrequently accessed data and backup scenarios
c) Data that needs to be archived
d) Data that requires no access

Answer 3

b) Infrequently accessed data and backup scenarios

Question 4

What is the primary use case for the Archive access tier in Azure Blob Storage?

a) Frequently accessed data
b) Infrequently accessed data
c) Data that needs to be kept but not accessed without rehydration
d) Data that requires immediate access

Answer 4

c) Data that needs to be kept but not accessed without rehydration

Question 5

What is the default access tier for a new blob if not specified during upload?

a) Hot
b) Cool
c) Archive
d) Warm

Answer 5

a) Hot

Question 6

What is the typical rehydration time for a blob from the Archive tier to the Hot or Cool tier?

a) 1 hour
b) 15 hours
c) 24 hours
d) 48 hours

Answer 6

b) 15 hours

Question 7

What is the purpose of lifecycle management rules in Azure Blob Storage?

a) To manually move blobs between tiers
b) To automatically move blobs between tiers based on conditions
c) To delete blobs after a certain period
d) To encrypt blobs for security

Answer 7

b) To automatically move blobs between tiers based on conditions

Question 8

What are the conditions that can trigger a lifecycle management rule in Azure Blob Storage?

a) Last modified date or created date
b) File size or file type
c) User access frequency or user role
d) Geographic location or storage account type

Answer 8

a) Last modified date or created date

Question 9

What are the options available when creating a lifecycle management rule in Azure Blob Storage?

a) Move to Hot storage, Move to Cool storage, Delete the blob
b) Move to Cool storage, Move to Archive storage, Delete the blob
c) Move to Hot storage, Move to Archive storage, Delete the blob
d) Move to Warm storage, Move to Cool storage, Delete the blob

Answer 9

b) Move to Cool storage

Question 10

What is the primary benefit of using the Cool access tier over the Hot access tier?

a) Lower storage costs for infrequently accessed data
b) Faster access times for frequently accessed data
c) Higher durability for critical data
d) Lower access costs for frequently accessed data

Answer 10

a) Lower storage costs for infrequently accessed data

Question 11

What is the primary benefit of using the Archive access tier?

a) Lower storage costs for data that is rarely accessed
b) Faster access times for frequently accessed data
c) Higher durability for critical data
d) Lower access costs for frequently accessed data

Answer 11

a) Lower storage costs for data that is rarely accessed

Question 12

What is the maximum rehydration time for a high-priority request of a blob less than 10 GB from the Archive tier?

a) 1 hour
b) 15 hours
c) 24 hours
d) 48 hours

Answer 12

a) 1 hour