What is the primary purpose of enabling soft delete for blobs?

To automatically tier blobs to Archive storage

To protect blobs from accidental deletion or overwrite

To provide versioning for blobs

A company uses an Azure File Share to store configuration files for a fleet of virtual machines. The files are updated weekly, and the company wants to be able to revert to a previous version if a bad update is applied. The company does not want to use Azure Backup. What should you configure?

Configure a lifecycle management policy to retain previous versions.

Create a snapshot of the file share before each weekly update.

Enable file share soft delete with a retention period of 30 days.

Enable versioning for the file share.

What is an Azure file share snapshot?

A read-only point-in-time copy of the file share

A writable copy of the file share that can be modified

A copy of the file share that is automatically created every day

A backup of the file share stored in a different region

Which Azure CLI command is used to add a lifecycle management policy to a storage account?

az storage account management-policy create

az storage container policy create

az storage account update --lifecycle-policy

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Configure Azure Files and Azure Blob Storage AZ-104 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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What is the primary purpose of enabling soft delete for blobs?
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A company uses an Azure File Share to store configuration files for a fleet of virtual machines. The files are updated weekly, and the company wants to be able to revert to a previous version if a bad update is applied. The company does not want to use Azure Backup. What should you configure?
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What is an Azure file share snapshot?
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In the Azure portal, which pane would you use to create a new Azure file share?
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Which Azure CLI command is used to add a lifecycle management policy to a storage account?
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