Azure Blob storage

Azure Blob storage is used for storing unstructured data objects, such as images, videos, audio, and documents. Objects or blobs can be organized into containers. Blob storage can be redundant over multiple data centers in Azure. This is to protect the data from unplanned events, ranging from transient hardware failures to network or power outages, or even massive natural disasters. Blob storage in Azure can have different tiers, depending on how often we want to use the objects that we are storing. These include Archive and Cold tiers, and Hot and Premium tiers, which are used for applications in which we need to access data more often. As well as Blob storage, we can add a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to make the content in our storage closer to our users. This is important if we have users around the globe. If we can deliver our content from a place that is closer to the user, we can reduce the loading time of content and give users a better...