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Provide Storage for a New Company App
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Provide Storage for a New Company App

via Dev.toFredrick Chukwuma1mo ago

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. In this project, we will be doing these tasks as follows using Microsoft Azure: Create the storage account and managed identity. Secure access to the storage account with a key vault and key. Configure the storage account to use the customer managed key in the key vault Configure a time-based retention policy and an encryption scope. Storage Account in Microsoft Azure A Storage Account in Microsoft Azure is a secure, scalable, and highly available cloud storage container that provides access to Azure Storage services such as Blob Storage (object storage), File Shares, Queues, and Tables . It serves as the foundational resource that defines how data is stored, replicated (LRS, ZRS, GRS), encrypted, and accessed over HTTPS endpoin

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