A user needs to organize blobs in a container by moving them into subfolders. The user has Azure Storage Explorer installed and wants to use a graphical interface. The blobs are in the Hot access tier. Which action should the user take?

Use the Azure portal to create subfolders and move blobs.

Use AzCopy to move the blobs to new virtual directories.

Use Azure Storage Explorer to create virtual directories and drag-and-drop blobs into them.

Use Azure CLI to move blobs to new virtual directories.

A company needs to synchronize a local folder with an Azure Blob Storage container. The synchronization must be one-way, from the local folder to Azure, and must delete blobs in the container that no longer exist locally. The company wants to use a command-line tool that can be automated. Which command should you use?

azcopy sync --recursive --delete-destination=true

Use Azure Storage Explorer to upload files and manually delete blobs that are not in the local folder.

azcopy sync --recursive --delete-destination=true

You have a storage account in the East US region that contains a container with blobs that are updated frequently. You need to replicate these blobs to a storage account in the West US region for disaster recovery. The replication must be as close to real-time as possible, and you need to be able to read the replicated data in the West US region. You also want to minimize the administrative overhead of managing the replication. What should you do?

Enable read-access geo-redundant storage (RA-GRS) on the source account.

Configure object replication from the source container to a destination container in the West US account.

Enable geo-redundant storage (GRS) on the source account.

Use AzCopy to copy the container to the West US account every hour.

You need to upload a large number of files from an on-premises server to an Azure Storage account. The files are in a local folder and you want to use a command-line tool that can resume interrupted transfers and provide high throughput. You have already installed the necessary tools. What should you use?

Run the azcopy copy command with the --recursive flag.

Use the Azure portal to upload the files.

Run the az storage blob upload-batch command.

Use Azure Storage Explorer to drag-and-drop the folder.

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Configure and Manage Storage Accounts AZ-104 Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Questions 21–25

21application · medium
A user needs to organize blobs in a container by moving them into subfolders. The user has Azure Storage Explorer installed and wants to use a graphical interface. The blobs are in the Hot access tier. Which action should the user take?
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22application · medium
A company needs to synchronize a local folder with an Azure Blob Storage container. The synchronization must be one-way, from the local folder to Azure, and must delete blobs in the container that no longer exist locally. The company wants to use a command-line tool that can be automated. Which command should you use?
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23expert · hard
You have a storage account in the East US region that contains a container with blobs that are updated frequently. You need to replicate these blobs to a storage account in the West US region for disaster recovery. The replication must be as close to real-time as possible, and you need to be able to read the replicated data in the West US region. You also want to minimize the administrative overhead of managing the replication. What should you do?
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24foundation · easy
Which command-line tool is specifically designed for high-performance, scriptable data transfer to and from Azure Storage?
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25application · medium
You need to upload a large number of files from an on-premises server to an Azure Storage account. The files are in a local folder and you want to use a command-line tool that can resume interrupted transfers and provide high throughput. You have already installed the necessary tools. What should you use?
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Questions 21–25

A user needs to organize blobs in a container by moving them into subfolders. The user has Azure Storage Explorer installed and wants to use a graphical interface. The blobs are in the Hot access tier. Which action should the user take?

Which command-line tool is specifically designed for high-performance, scriptable data transfer to and from Azure Storage?

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