
Provide storage for a new company app
Introduction In the world of cloud architecture, "default" is rarely enough. When a company's data is on the line, the difference between a functional app and a secure app lies in the details of the infrastructure . I recently architected a storage solution for a new enterprise application, that moves beyond basic configurations. This implementation focuses on the "Zero Trust" model, leveraging Customer-Managed Keys (CMK) , User-Assigned Managed Identities , and Immutable Storage policies to ensure that data isn't just stored but it's fortified . This guide walks through the end-to-end process of how I hardened the cloud environment. Scenario : The company is designing and developing a new app. Developers need to ensure the storage is only accessed using keys and managed identities. The developers would like to use role-based access control. To help with testing, protected immutable storage is needed. Skilling tasks I exhibited the following skills: Create the storage account and manag
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