Azure – Azure Storage account now support NFS 3.0 (preview)
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By now you should already know Azure File, the Azure Storage feature allowing you to use it as the ‘classic’ SMB (Server Message Block) file system or file share; allowing you to access the content using your explorer.
Well, good news as a new accidental deletion (and maybe not so accidental too) protection available for Azure File:
Before being able to start using the Soft Delete feature, you need to turn it on by accessing your Azure Storage used for Azure File and turn the Soft Delete feature one (available below the File Service section)
Connect to your Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com/) and access the Storage accounts service to select and edit the storage account used for Azure File
There go to the File ServiceSoft Delete configuration blade to switch on the feature; you can define a retention period between 1 day up to 365 days
Once activated, you can then recover a delete file share by accessing the File serviceFile shares blade; at first you will not see your delete file share, you need to turn on the option Show deleted shares available top right of the file shares blade
Once the Show deleted shares is turn on you will see your deleted shares with the status Deleted
You can then use the contextual menu to recover it (aka Undelete)
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