What is Azure Storage Backup Snapshots and Archive in Azure in Hindi | Azure tutorial for beginners

What is Azure Storage Backup Snapshots and Archive in Azure in Hindi | Azure tutorial for beginners
What is Azure Storage Backup Snapshots and Archive in Azure in Hindi | Azure tutorial for beginners
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[@AmitAnand-vh5iv]

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Nicely explained

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[@user-ku6rz9hp3g]

hi Multiple Blob hoga to kya one by one Snapshot lena padegaa ya or kohi option hai azure mai mean 1000 of blob hoga

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Yes, in Azure, you can take snapshots of multiple Blob Storage containers simultaneously. Azure Blob Storage provides a feature called "Point-in-Time Snapshots" that allows you to create read-only copies of your blob containers at a specific point in time.
To take snapshots of multiple Blob Storage containers simultaneously in Azure, you can use the Azure PowerShell or Azure CLI along with scripting or automation techniques. Here's a high-level overview of the process:
1. Install and configure the Azure PowerShell or Azure CLI on your local machine.
2. Authenticate with your Azure account and select the appropriate subscription.
3. Write a script or command that retrieves the list of Blob Storage containers you want to snapshot.
4. Iterate through the list of containers and use the appropriate Azure PowerShell or Azure CLI command to create a snapshot for each container.
5. Execute the script or command to initiate the snapshot creation process.
Here's an example of how you can use Azure PowerShell to take snapshots of multiple Blob Storage containers simultaneously:
open powershell
# Install and configure Azure PowerShell (if not already installed)
# Authenticate with your Azure account and select the appropriate subscription
$containers = @("container1", "container2", "container3") # List of containers to snapshot
foreach ($container in $containers) {
New-AzSnapshot -ResourceGroupName `
-SnapshotName "snapshot-$container-$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyyMMddHHmmss')" `
-SourceUri ".blob.core.windows.net/$container" `
-Location
}
In this example, you need to replace , , and with the appropriate values for your Azure environment. The script iterates through the list of containers and creates a snapshot for each container using the New-AzSnapshot cmdlet.
Remember to adjust the script according to your specific requirements, such as handling authentication, error handling, and output management.
Similarly, you can achieve this using the Azure CLI by using the az snapshot create command in a loop for each container.

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