Exploring Azure Table Storage
Azure Table Storage provides support for storing structured data. It implements a NoSQL key-value model, which means that it doesn’t have any concept of relationships, stored procedures, secondary indexes, or foreign keys.
Azure Table Storage is not the only service you can use to work with semi-structured data. So, why use this service instead of other options? Let’s start by listing the benefits:
- Azure Table Storage can store petabytes of data at a low cost, which is really important when it comes to building highly scalable applications where thousands or even millions of users interact with them.
- Azure Table Storage also supports a flexible data schema, which is excellent for flexible datasets, such as web applications, user data, device information, and metadata. The flexible data schema allows you to modify application data models without having to stick to a particular schema.
- You can also quickly query data by using...
