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A step by step creation of Amazon S3 bucket

Ugonna — Thu, 19 Dec 2024 12:41:59 +0000

What is Amazon S3?
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an object storage service offering industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance. Millions of customers of all sizes and industries store, manage, analyze, and protect any amount of data for virtually any use case, such as data lakes, cloud-native applications, and mobile apps. With cost-effective storage classes and easy-to-use management features, you can optimize costs, organize and analyze data, and configure fine-tuned access controls to meet specific business and compliance requirements.
Use cases:
1.Build a data lake
A data lake is a centralized repository that allows you to store all your structured and unstructured data at any scale. You can run data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and high-performance computing (HPC) applications to unlock the value of your data.
2.Backup and restore critical data:Meet your recovery time objective (RTO), recovery point objective (RPO), and compliance requirements with S3's robust replication functionality, data protection with AWS Backup, and various AWS Partner Network solutions.

Ancestry uses the Amazon S3 Glacier storage classes to restore terabytes of images in mere hours instead of days.
3.Archive data at the lowest cost: Move data archives to the Amazon S3 Glacier storage classes to lower costs, eliminate operational complexities, and gain new insights.

The BBC, a UK public service broadcaster, safely migrated its 100-year-old flagship archive to Amazon S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval.
With an Amazon S3 data lake, users in Salesforce’s organization can discover, access, and analyze all their data, regardless of where it lives, in a secure and governed way.
4:Generative AI:Put your data to work
Because Amazon S3 stores more than 350 trillion objects (exabytes of data) for virtually any use case and averages over 100 million requests per second, it may be the starting point of your generative AI journey.

Grendene is creating a generative AI-based virtual assistant for their sales team using a data lake built on Amazon S3.

Below are step by step guide in creating Amazon S3 bucket.
Sign into your aws account

It takes you to aws console home page

On the search bar, search for S3
![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/9q94ogthbllpy2uqj85d.png
Then select the S3

Click on S3
In general configuration let the aws region as default and in bucket type, leave it as default

In bucket name, name it stellanews

Leave the rest as default and click create bucket

stellanews successfully created

Click on the stellanews to open it.
See the opened up stellanews and click upload

On the upload page, select add files

A file was selected from the desktop named in the cloud

See the uploaded image

On the bottow right click upload

Image successfully uploaded

The image uploaded

open the image uploaded and on the top right click open

This was the image uploaded

Under object action, select share with a presigned URL

Set number of minutes to be 3 and then click create presigned URL

The image from the presigned URL

How to install an iis web server on Amazon Ec2 instance

Ugonna — Fri, 13 Dec 2024 16:56:06 +0000

Amazon Web Service EC2 (Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud), one of Amazon Web Services' widely-known services, offering businesses the ability to run applications on the public cloud. An EC2 instance is simply a virtual server in Amazon Web Services terminology.
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) offers the broadest and deepest compute platform, with over 750 instances and choice of the latest processor, storage, networking, operating system, and purchase model to help you best match the needs of your workload. We are the first major cloud provider that supports Intel, AMD, and Arm processors, the only cloud with on-demand EC2 Mac instances, and the only cloud with 400 Gbps Ethernet networking. We offer the best price performance for machine learning training, as well as the lowest cost per inference instances in the cloud. More SAP, high performance computing (HPC), ML, and Windows workloads run on AWS than any other cloud.
What is IIS Web Server: (Internet Information Services)?
is a process for hosting web applications. The web server allows an application to process messages that arrive through specific TCP ports.
Firstly, search in google aws management console

After searching, then signin into your account
It takes you to the aws console home page

In the console home page at the search bar on the top left hand corner, search for Ec2 instance and press enter

Next, click on launch instances

On the next page, name and add tags. Name it ugoec2

On the top right corner, just before name of account, select desired region. Change the region from the previous Stockholm to London

Next to be added is Operating System image. Under quick start select windows

Under Amazon Machine Image (AMI) select Microsoft Windowers Server 2025 Base -free tier eligible

In instance type, select t3.micro

In key pair name - required select create new key pair

Next name the keypair ugokeypair. leave the east as default and click create key pair

Scroll to Firewalls(security groups) and Allow RDP traffic from anywhere and Allow HTTP traffic from the internet

Leave the rest as default and click launch instance

Instance, successfully launched

On the top left hand corner, select Ec2

Under resources, click on instances

Click on ugoec2 and select the connect button

Under connect to instance, select RDP Client

Scroll down and click on download remote desktop file

In password, click get password

Under private, click upload private key file

Then in the download of your computer select ugokeypair that was downloaded earlier

Then click decrypt password

Copy the dycrpted passwood

Go to the RDP file downloaded earlier and open and connect to it. Then paste password and click ok

A windows server has being connected to

Search for power shell in the windows server and run as administrator to create web server role and type Install-WindowsFeature -Name Web-Server -IncludeManagementTools and press enter
. The above image has the common feature of a web server.
Go to the EC2 created and copy the ip address

Paste the ip address on a web browser to view the internet information services (iis) web server.

Learning linux basic

Ugonna — Wed, 20 Nov 2024 23:10:43 +0000

Linux is a family of open-source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel, an operating system kernel first released on September 17, 1991, by Linus Torvalds. Linux is typically packaged as a Linux distribution (distro), which includes the kernel and supporting system software and libraries, many of which are provided by the GNU Project.
The following steps below are basic linux commands.
Open VMware Workstation Pro.

First update packet index by tying sudo apt update Next in the terminal, type sudo apt install open-vm-tools -y In the terminal, type sudo reboot. To run the account as administrator you must be in root, so type the command sudo su. it will prompt for a password which would be invisible to the eye when tying. This is the root
How to navigate file system in linux i.pwd (print working directory)- it prints the current working directory. pwd shows the part one is currently in The above image shows we are in the home directory. ii. Ls- list files or directory contents. since there is no files in the account so create new directory before testing ls. So type mkdir ugodir1 and mkdir ugodir2 to create directories ugodir1 and ugodir2 respectively. Then type ls to see the newly created directories ugodir1 and ugodir2 iii. The clear commands helps clear everything on the screen. This is the initial screen This is the cleared screen iv. The history command shows all previous commands performed in the vmware The above image shows there have been 25 commands performed earlier. v. ls -l: list directory contents. it lists files and directories with detailed information (permissions, owner, size, etc.) vi. cd.. moves one directory up vii. To leave the root shell and back to normal interface type exit
Files and directory operations: Before initiating more commands we have to be in root. so type the command sudo su i. touch command is used to create new empty file. Type in the terminal touch ugo.txt to create ugo.txt file ii. cp: helps to copy files or directories. To do that type cp file.txt /path/to/destination in your terminal. That is copies file.txt to the specified directory. So type cp ugo.txt ugodir2 Then cd (change directory) into ugodir1 and ls to view if there is any file in the directory The above image shows that there is no file in ugodir1

iii. mv: move or rename files or directories. its done by typing mv file.txt/path/to/destination in your terminal or shell. That is file.txt to the specified directory. To perform the above, check if there is any file in the directory (ugodir1) you want to move the file ugo.text to.
First, you have to leave the current directory with the command cd ugodir1 and ls it

Before performing, the move command we have to leave the current directory ugodir1 with the command cd ..

To move ugo.txt type in your terminal type mv ugo.txt ugodir1 and ls it
In the image above, from the one annotated green shows that the file ugo.txt is not there, so it has been moved.
To check if the file ugo.txt has being moved to directory ugodir1, you cd into it and do an ls.

iv. cat [file name]: display contents of a file. The cat command has to be performed on a file that has content inside. So, we are going to use the vim command to edit/add contents to ugo.txt file.
v. vim command: ugo.txt is an empty file. To add contents into it type vim ugo.txt

The below image, is the empty ugo.txt file
Type in the information you want to be in the ugo.txt file. When you are done to exit the ugo.txt file press escape button, press shift and : button together and wq. wq means w for save while q means quit.
continauation of cat command: To view what is in ugodir1, type cat ugo.txt

vi. rm command: rm[file name]: removes (deletes) a file...
type rm file.txt in your terminal or shell. it deletes file.txt.
So type rm ugo.txt and do an ls shows the file ugo.txt has been removed
In the above image, the green annotation shows that ugo.txt file has been removed from ugodir1 directory.
vii. rmdir command: removes (deletes) an empty directory. Type rmdir ugodir1 in your shell or terminal. It deletes the directory called ugodir1. Before performing the above command, use the command cd .. and ls to view the directories

To remove directory ugodir1, you type in the terminal rmdir ugodir1 and ls it.
In the above image, in the green annotation shows that ugodir1 has been delected.
Viewing and editing files:

i. less [filename]: view the contents of a file one screen at a time.
Type less file.txt in your terminal or shell.
It opens file.txt for viewing, allowing you to scroll through the content.
ii. vim[filename]: Edit a file using vim text editor.
Type vim file.txt in your terminal or shell.
Opens file.txt in the vim editor for editing that is it create a file and opens it for editing at the same time unlike touch command that only creates am empty text file.
so type in the terminal vim stella1.txt to create the file stella1 for editing

The below image is the stella1 file for editing

To edit anything in stella1.txt file press i
System and information management.
i. uname -a: Display detailed information about the system.
Type uname -a in your terminal or shell.
Prints all system information, including the kernel version.
The image below explains it. The green annotation shows the detailed information about the system

ii. df -h: Displays disk space usuage.
Type df -h in your terminal or shell.
Shows available disk space in human-readable format
The above image the green annotation is the available disk space in human-readable format.
iii. free -h: Display memory usuage.
Type free -h in your terminal or shell.
Shows used and available memory in human-readable format. The below image explains the command. The green annotation is the used and available memory in human-readable format
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iv. top: Display running processes and system resource usage.
Type top in your terminal or shell.
Shows a real-time view of running processes, including CPU and memory usage
Type top in your terminal and press enter

Below image is the view

v. grep[pattern or search-term] [file]: search for a pattern.
Type grep "search-term" file.txt in your terminal
Search for search_term within file.txt and print matching lines.
First of check if there is still in file in directory ugodir2. cd into ugodir2 and ls it
From the above image it shows that ugo.txt file is still there so, type cat ugo.txt
The green annotation shows that the file ugo.txt that we typed something on has being deleted.
Then use the vim command to create content in the ugo.txt file. so type in the terminal vim ugo.txt

This takes you to another page, press i in the keyboard to enable tying. type the in content you want to be in ugo.txt file such as (lets get some grep information)
To go back to the terminal press escape, shift and colon key at the same time, then wq and enter.
The type in the terminal, grep information ugo.txt. it searches for the word information in the ugo.txt file. This shown by the green annotation in the image below with the search word "information" highlighted red.

Editing a text file:
i. To quit vim/vi editor. Follow the following steps
a. press the escape key on your keyboard
b. press shift and : key on your keyboard at the same time
c. type wq and press enter key.
type in the terminal vim ugo.txt
when you press escape key, it leaves the insert mode. Then press shift and : key at the same time. This will prompt a colon (:) key at the bottom of the ugo.txt file
Then press wq to save and quit and return back to the terminal.

How to create a virtual machine scale set (VMSS)

Ugonna — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 19:47:04 +0000

creation of virtual machine scale set is creation of a virtual machine and making multiple copies of that virtual machine. The importance of VMSS is if there is a large workload such as game that has peak and off-peak period. The VMSS will be able to scale in and scale out preventing the system from crashing.
For this exercise the virtual machine machine created in "https://dev.to/stippy4real/how-to-create-a-datadisk-in-a-virtual-machine-and-initialize-the-disk-and-make-it-usable-44i0" will be used.
Open the virtual machine ugovm
In ugovm to capture the image of the virtual machine you have to first create azure compute gallery which helps to save images captured.
In azure portal search for azure compute gallery and select it

Under azure compute gallery select +create

In basic tab, in projects details select the resource group ugoRG

In instance details, name it ugocomputegallary, in region select (US) West Central US and in description "is where VM images will be stored". Then click review + create

When valiadation has passed click create

Go back to ugovm, on the dropdown under capture select image
. selecting image is capture the entire state of the virtual machine.
Scrow down to gallery details, in Target Azure compute gallery
select ugocomputegallaries that was created earlier in this post. In Operating system state, select specialized. In Target VM image definition click create new, name it ugoimage and click ok

In version details, the version number give it 0.0.1. leave the rest as default then click review and create

After validation has passed, click create

The objective of VMSS is when traffic is too much, the vm scales out and when it reduces it scales in. The above process, is horizontal scaling.
After the deployment, go to resources

To test it, in the 0.0.1 (ugocomputegallaries/ugoimage/0.0.1) select + Create VM

In instance details, name the vm, vm41. in image showns the image captured image earlier (ugocomputegallaries/ugoimage/0.0.1 -x64 Gen2. The above illustration shows we have created an image that can be used for further deployment
Go to ugocomputegallaries/ugoimage/0.0.1, click on + Create

In scale set details, name the virtual machine scale set ugovmss

In Orchestration, in orchestration mode select flexible
Orchestration mode Choose how virtual machines are managed by the scale set. In flexible orchestration mode, you manually create and add a virtual machine of any configuration to the scale set. In uniform orchestration mode, you define a virtual machine model and Azure will generate identical instances based on that model.
Flexible achieve high availability at scale with identical or multiple virtual machine types while uniform is optimized for large scale stateless workloads.
In scaling, in scaling mode select Manually update the capacity: Maintain a fixed amount of instances.

Leave other things as default, then click review and create

After final validation has passed select create

After the deployment, go to the vmss created. In availability + scaling select scaling

In Choose how to scale your resource leave it at manual scale. In instance count type 70 and save

search virtual machine to see the 70 virtual machine created and running
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How to create a datadisk in a virtual machine and initialize the disk and make it usable

Ugonna — Mon, 11 Nov 2024 12:28:35 +0000

A virtual machine (VM) is defined as a computer system emulation, where VM software replaces physical computing infrastructure/hardware with software to provide an environment for deploying applications and performing other app-related tasks. Data disks are used to store data. it can be ssd or not depending on how you set them up.
This article explains the steps in creation of a virtual machines, adding datadisk , initialize the disk and making it usuable.
The first thing to do is to create virtual machine.
login into portal.azure.com and search for virtual machine then select it.

In the virtual machine, under the +create select Azure Virtual Machine

In project details create resource group ugorg

In instance details, name virtual machine (ugovm)
Select region as west central us
Leave the rest as default and go to image then select windows server 2019 Datacenter -x64 Gen2

Leave the rest as default and go to administrator account
In administrator account, in the authentication type select password
Then create username (ugoadmin) and password
In inbound ports rules,for public inbound ports leave it as default.

In inbound ports rules, for select inbound ports select HTTP(80) and SSH (22)

On the basic tab, go to monitoring, in the Diagnostic and in Boot diagnosticsselect disable

In the basic tab, go to Tags, under name select department and value select IT

Click review and create
when validation has passed click create

Go the resource

In the resources select the idle time out to be 30 minutes and save

Go to the ugovm and click connect

In native RDP click select

In native RDP, under download and open the RDP file click Download RDP File

After downloading the RDP file click connect

Go to ugovm, in setting select disk

scrow down data disk and click +create and attach new disk
Under the data disk create data disk name to be ugodatadisk; in storage type select standard SSD; select size (GiB) to be 10 and leave the rest as it is and click apply

The disk needs to be formatted so it can be used. Go to overview page, in connection on the dropdown select connect

Go to Native RDP and click select

In Native RDP, wait for it to be configured

Below download and open RDP file select, select download RDP

Go to downloads and click on the downloaded file

In remote network connection, click connect

In ugoadmin, type in the password
In the virtual machine, type disk management and select create and format hard disk partitions

There will be a pop up in disk 2 select ok
In the next page, in disk 2 out the 10GB allocated to it its 9.98GB that reflected because the rest was used in the background

Still in the disk 2, right click and select new simple volume

Click on next
In format partition, under volume label name it data disk

Now the disk 2 shows the datadisk is healthy

Deployment slot

Ugonna — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 15:41:08 +0000

This article outlines the process of using deployment slot in App service.
A deployment slot in Azure are additional instances of a web application that allow you to create different environments (slots) for testing, staging, or production.
Each slot can have its own configuration, such as AppSettings and Connectionstrings.
The original App Service deployment slot is called the production slot.
Below are the steps for the process:
Go to ugonnaappone, under deployment select deployment slot and click add slot

In the add slot, name it newfeatures and in clone settings from select ugonnaappone, then click add.

Originally ugonnaappone has 100% of the traffic

Then give ugonnaappone-newfeatures 10% traffic and save

During the testing period, if there was no complain in the 10% and there is satisfaction with the feedback then a swap can be done

The source can be added to production by clicking start swap. that is swapping the 10% of the newfeature back to production

Click on refresh it will show that the 10% that was given to the new feature has being swapped to production

Below is the swapped image

To create alerts, go to the web app and scrow down. click on monitoring then select alert

Click create an alert rule

In signal name, select Http Server Errors. Then click review and create

Click create

Go monitoring select enable application insight and click turn on application insights
In the application insights, enable it and click apply

App service

Ugonna — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 08:48:51 +0000

App Service is a managed hosting service for web apps and mobile back-ends. It allows quickly build, deploy, and scale of web apps either as code or containers. it is the easiest and cheapest service in azure that can be used to host web application. App service is platform as a service (PAAS)
To host an application on app service, you need the following:
1.A Resource group
2.An empty web application
3.App service plan
A resource group is a container that holds related resources for an Azure solution.
An App Service plan defines a set of compute resources for a web app to run.
These compute resources are created in a specific region and are used by the apps within that App Service plan.
In the article, the steps to create an app service will be outlined
Go to Azure portal, search for app service

In the app service, click +create and select web app

In project detail create the resource group named Ugonnaapp
In instance details, name the empty web application Ugonnaappone;
in public select code; in runtime stack select .NET 6(LTS); in operating system and region leave it as default which is windows and canada central respectively

In pricing plans, in Windows Plan (Canada Central) select create new and create ugonnaapponeplan.
in pricing plan select Basic B1 (100 total ACU, 1.75 GB memory, 1 vCPU) and leave the rest as default.

In tags, in name type name and in value type ugonnaappone. Then select review and create

Then select create

After the deployment, click on go to resources

To confirm it is an empty web app, below default domain copy the link and paste on a browser (https://ugonnaappone-bmfwb8bjhpa7bga0.canadacentral-01.azurewebsites.net/)

To build a bible app, search in chatgpt for sample HTML CSS JavaScript bible all in one file

copy the code

Return back to the app service, in the search bar search for advanced tools

click on advanced tools, and select go

The above action, takes you to another browser

In debug console, select CMD

A new page comes up, select site

Another page comes up, then select wwwroot

In another page, select the pencil icon beside hostingstart.html

Remove the default code there and paste the bible code from chatgpt and save

Reture back to the web app, under the link in default domain (ugonnaappone-bmfwb8bjhpa7bga0.canadacentral-01.azurewebsites.net) and paste it another browser and select click me
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Steps on how to create a Linux virtual machine using password authentication

Ugonna — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 14:55:13 +0000

The following steps below are how to create virtual machine using password authentication.
Go to Azure portal search virtual machine

Click create and select Azure virtual machine

In project details, name the resource group

In instance details, name the virtual machine and choose the region, and leave the rest as default

In administrator account, in authentication type select password; create username and password
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Leave the rest as default and click review and create

Allow validation to pass, then select create

Click on go to resources

In the resources, click on the ip address

Drag out the idle timeout from 4 minutes to 30 minutes and save

Go to the Virtual machine and click connect

In powershell, type ssh username@ipaddress; so it will be ssh ugonna123@20.117.201.120 and press enter and it will prompt you to enter password. its will prompt to select yes/no to continue connection

The following shows it has connected
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How to SSH to a Linux server

Ugonna — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 10:32:18 +0000

To SSH into a Linux server means to connect to a Linux server.
The following below are outlined steps in connecting VM to a Linux server
open the power shell of your computer

type in the powershell: ssh username@hostname_or_ip address which is ssh azureuserugo@4.231.173.106 and then press enter
Next step is a asking are you sure you want to continue yes/no. type in yes

next is to enter your password

to run an administrative task one has to be on root
To be on root, type and enter sudo su

below is the root

To update the system type in apt update

In order to install a web server nginx, type in apt install nginx and enter
after the installation it would ask: Do you want to continue y/n. type in y

update successful
to verify if apt has successful installed on the web server is by copying the ip address of WednesdayVM (4.231.173.106) and pasting on the browser

How to create a Linux Virtual machine

Ugonna — Thu, 11 Jul 2024 13:52:47 +0000

login into portal.azure.com and search for virtual machine then select it

click on create and select Azure virtual machine

on the project details, select subscription then create the resource group (named UgonnaRG)

In instance details, give virtual machine a name (WednesdayVM).
Select region as North Europe
leave the rest as default and go to image, then select Ubuntu server 22.04 LTS*64 Gen2.
then select size Standard_B1s - 1 vcpu, 1 GiB memory

In Administrator account, in the Authentication type select password.
Then create username and password

In inbound port rules select, for Public inbound ports leave as default. For Select inbound ports, select SSH (22) and HTTP (80)

on the basic tab, go to monitoring, in the Diagnostics and the in Boot diagnostics select disable

to go the tag tab, input name and values

click review and create

go to resources, click on the public ip address and extend the timeout to 30minutes

How to provide private storage for internal company documents

Ugonna — Fri, 31 May 2024 19:46:46 +0000

The following are below are steps for the above process
In the Azure portal, search for and select Storage accounts.

then Select + Create

Select the Resource group created in the previous lab.

Set the Storage account name to private and add an identifier to the name to ensure the name is unique (privatestella).

Select Review, and then Create the storage account

After validation has pass click create

Wait for the storage account to deploy, and then select Go to resource.

In the storage account, in the Data management section, select the Redundancy blade.
Ensured Geo-redundant storage (GRS) is selected.

Refresh the page and review the primary and secondary location information.

In the storage account, in the Data storage section, select the Containers blade.

Select Container

Ensure the Name of the container is private and make Public access level is Private (no anonymous access)

In Advanced settings, take the defaults and click create

For testing, upload a file to the private container
Select the container

Select Upload

Browse to files and select a file and then Upload the file

upload file

Select the uploaded file.

On the overview tab of the uploaded

Copy the URL.

Paste the url: https://privatestella.blob.core.windows.net/private/advanced.png on a browser to verify the file doesn’t display and you receive an error.

An external partner requires read and write access to the file for at least the next 24 hours. shared access signature (SAS) should be configured and tested
Select your uploaded blob file and move to the Generate SAS tab

In the Permissions drop-down, ensure the partner has only Read permissions.
Verify the Start and expiry date/time is for the next 24 hours

On the bottom center, Select Generate SAS token and URL

Copy the Blob SAS URL (https://privatestella.blob.core.windows.net/private/advanced.png?sp=r&st=2024-05-29T13:08:46Z&se=2024-05-30T13:08:46Z&spr=https&sv=2022-11-02&sr=b&sig=UJrEZnYxYdINV97Kfeb6nlVDQXaDkw9ZuKpkyD742Jo%3D)

Then copy the Blob url to a new browser tab
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Configure storage access tiers and content replication.
Return to the storage account.
in the Overview section, the Default access tier is set to Hot.

Data management section, select the Lifecycle management blade.

Select Add rule.

Set the Rule name to movetocool

Set the Rule scope to Apply rule to all blobs in the storage account and select Next.

Ensuring the Last modified is selected and set More than (days ago) to 30. In the Then drop-down select Move to cool storage. then click add

The public website files need to be backed up to another storage account
In a the storage account, create a container

Call the container backup and create

Navigate to the public website storage account (nicolestorage1).In the Data management section, select the Object replication blade

Select Create replication rules

Set the destination storage account to the private storage account(privatestella)
Go to the publicwebsitekam storage account created in the previous exercise in the Data management section, select the Object replication blade

Set the Destination storage account to the private storage account

Set the Source container to public and the Destination container to backup

Create the replication rule.

How to create and deploy a storage account to support testing and training

Ugonna — Tue, 28 May 2024 17:54:26 +0000

The following are itemized steps to do the above exercise

In the Azure portal homepage select Storage accounts
select create
On the Basics tab, select your Resource group and name it then click create as seen in the image below.
Provide a Storage account name and the storage account name be unique in Azure. the storage account was named nicolestorage1
Set the Performance to Standard
Select Review, and then Create.
wait for validation then click create
wait for deployment to pass then click on resources
After clicking on the data management section, select the Redundancy blade. 10.Select Locally-redundant storage (LRS) in the Redundancy drop-down and save . 11.Settings section, select the Configuration blade and save
Ensure secure transfer required is Enabled 13.Settings section, select the Configuration blade.
ensure Minimal TLS version is set to Version 1.2
Until the storage is needed again, disable requests to the storage account.
in the setting section, select the configuration blade, ensure to allow storage account key access is Disabled and Save your changes
To ensure that storage account allows public access from all networks. In the Security + networking section, select the Networking blade
Set Public network access to enabled from all networks, Save changes.