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Hosting Public Website Content with Azure Blob Storage

DEV Community·Emmanuel·about 1 month ago
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ABOUT THIS LAB I am currently on my devops path, and honestly I do have a long way to go. And yes this lab prepard you for the AZ-104 exam, Lab 02a from Microsoft Learn was one of those sessions that looks simple first until you hit a permission wall you did not expect like I did. Here is the full walkthrough, including the gotcha that tripped me up. The objective of this lab is to configure an Azure Storage account that can host public-facing content such as images, videos, and documents while supporting high availability, soft delete protection, and blob versioning. TASK 01 Creating the Storage Account The first task is to create a storage account that can tolerate a regional outage. The key decision here is redundancy level. For a public website that needs to stay online even if an Azure region goes down, Read-access Geo-redundant Storage (RA-GRS) is the right call. It replicates data to a secondary region and makes that copy readable so content stays available during a primary region incident.…

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