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Azure Table storage tables allow developers to store structured NoSQL data in the cloud. In this installment of the Azure Storage for Developers series, learn how to most effectively leverage this cost-effective service. Instructor Anton Delsink explains how to create a storage account and take steps to configure security, including how to use shared access signatures and encrypt data at rest. He then introduces Azure Table storage, explaining how to create and query tables. Finally, he goes over Cosmos DB, a multi-modal database offering in Microsoft Azure that includes an API compatible with Azure Storage tables.
Topics include:
- Creating a Blob storage account
- Stored access policies for granting privileges
- Shared access signatures
- Encrypting data at rest
- Connecting to and creating a table
- Creating entities
- Querying tables
- Performance constraints of Azure Storage tables
Table of Contents
1 Introduction to Azure storage tables
2 What you should know
3 Azure Storage overview
4 Create your first storage account
5 Create a blob storage account
6 Azure Storage Explorer
7 Shared key authentication
8 Shared access signatures (SAS)
9 Stored access policies
10 Encryption at rest
11 Introduction to Azure storage tables
12 Connecting to and creating a table
13 Creating entities
14 Querying tables
15 Schemaless queries
16 Performance considerations
17 Introduction to Cosmos DB
18 Deploy Cosmos DB
19 Tables API compatibility and capabilities
20 Migrating tables API to Cosmos DB
21 Next steps
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