Azure Storage Account | Blob Hot vs Cool vs Archive | Optimize Costs with Azure

In this demo I have explained different access tiers of Azure storage account. i.e. Blob Hot vs Cool vs Archive tiers. Also about Blob Life Cycle Management. I have shown changing the tiers at storage account level - before creation and after creation also at the blob level. see below for detailed explanation about Blob Hot vs cool vs archive tiers. Also I have shown moving the tiers automatically based on specific criteria using blob life cycle management. Below are the definitions of Blob Access tiers.
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Hot tier - An online tier optimized for storing data that is accessed or modified frequently. The hot tier has the highest storage costs, but the lowest access costs.
Cool tier - An online tier optimized for storing data that is infrequently accessed or modified. Data in the cool tier should be stored for a minimum of 30 days. The cool tier has lower storage costs and higher access costs compared to the hot tier.
Archive tier - An offline tier optimized for storing data that is rarely accessed, and that has flexible latency requirements, on the order of hours. Data in the archive tier should be stored for a minimum of 180 days.
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I have also shown managing the tiers using .net core console application where the .net core console application moved the blobs from Hot vs cool vs archive. Later I have shown Blob Life cycle management policies where you can use wizard to create the Life cycle management policy or even you can use Code View where you can paste your policy using JSON code view.
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In the end I have shown a container where the blob life cycle management rule ran automatically. As a few are aware, new developers may think that, Blob Life Cycle Management is not working, but actually It will take around 24-48 hours to reflect.
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00:00 Introduction
01:22 Hot vs Cool At Storage Account Level
02:30 Hot vs Cool vs Archive Access Tiers
05:32 .net core change access tiers of blob
08:35 Azure Blob Life Cycle Management

[@bichodc5093]

Amazing video, very practical!! Tks!!!

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[@MrMarkgyuro]

thank you Sir really cool and informative video!

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[@mak-mudassirakberkhan5456]

What would be the cost of Azure blob if we need an equivalent (in terms of capacity, bandwidth, etc.) of Digital Ocean's $5/month space?

[@azureteachnet]

azure.microsoft.com/en-in/pricing/details/storage/blobs/
This link have blob account pricing.

[@mak-mudassirakberkhan5456]

@@azureteachnet Thanks, I know about this but it is too complex for me to understand. I need to know the costing for specific scenario I mentioned in my first comment.

[@kuberguhan3955]

I need some real time example for Hot, Cool and Archive tiers.

[@azureteachnet]

I worked for a US based health insurance client. They are tied with Healthcare providers(Hospitals). Hospitals have to submit the data every month as it is needed for Govt compliance purposes. We used to create folders foreach hospital and for each month on Hot tier as we access them very frequently. Once the month is done, we used to move those files to cool tier. Because we wont need that data again unless there are issues in the submitted data. This used to be done in with in 2-3 months and after 3 months we will have correct data and we dont need to access, BUT still we need to preserve it as we have to keep it for GOVT compliance. If they ask, we need to provide those files. So we used to move them to Archive tier and we used to rehydrate as and when it is needed.

[@claudiaod6028]

How is the demoFiele created in the container?

[@azureteachnet]

we can upload the file manually or programmatically too. Here is the full playlist -th-cam.com/play/PLW6IC4y81fVtmVYkccLTrSeJXslvn71st.html
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[@claudiaod6028]

@@azureteachnet muchas gracias

[@claudiaod6028]

@@azureteachnet una consulta si quiero obtener los registros y asignarlos a archive como podría hacer? sin tener q colocar el blobName en duro.
porfa 🙏

[@azureteachnet]

@@claudiaod6028 do you want to move all blobs to Archive automatically using life cycle management or do it with .net core?

[@claudiaod6028]

lo estaba haciendo así
pero me sale un error "secuencia de escape no reconocida"