Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate AZ-104 Practice Question
Your containerized application requires access to persistent shared storage to store user-uploaded files. What is the recommended method to provide this storage to your Azure Container App?
Store files in the container's local filesystem.
Use the Container App's temporary storage for file persistence.
Attach an Azure Managed Disk to the Container App.
Mount an Azure Files share as a volume in the Container App.
Mounting an Azure Files share as a volume in the Container App provides persistent, shared storage that is accessible to all replicas of your application. Azure Files allows your containerized application to store and retrieve files as needed, and the data persists even if the container instance is stopped or restarted.
Using the Container App's temporary storage or local filesystem (Options B and D) is not suitable because this storage is ephemeral; any data stored there will be lost if the container is restarted. Attaching an Azure Managed Disk (Option C) is not supported with Azure Container Apps; managed disks are typically used with Virtual Machines or Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) nodes.
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