Your company stores departmental documents in an Azure file share. Users need to be able to recover previous versions of files that were deleted or modified accidentally. You need a solution that supports recovery at the file share level without deploying additional virtual machines. What should you configure?
Trap 1: Enable blob versioning.
Blob versioning is for blob storage, not Azure Files.
Trap 2: Configure Azure File Sync cloud tiering.
Cloud tiering optimizes local storage usage but does not provide the file recovery capability required here.
Trap 3: Enable immutable blob storage.
Immutable storage is for blob data protection and compliance scenarios, not Azure Files recovery.
- A
Enable blob versioning.
Why wrong: Blob versioning is for blob storage, not Azure Files.
- B
Configure Azure File Sync cloud tiering.
Why wrong: Cloud tiering optimizes local storage usage but does not provide the file recovery capability required here.
- C
Create share snapshots for the Azure file share.
Share snapshots provide point-in-time recovery for Azure Files without adding extra infrastructure.
- D
Enable immutable blob storage.
Why wrong: Immutable storage is for blob data protection and compliance scenarios, not Azure Files recovery.