Commonly used filesystem for shared files used by UNIX and Linux estates
Azure NetApp Files has gained the unique ability to store data within a single file system using both NFS and SMB protocols, simplifying deployments across estates where data needs to be shared between Windows and Unix/Linux clients easily. A major … Continue reading Multi-protocol volumes in Azure and why you need it.
Shared files systems have been at the core of enterprise data systems for what seems an eternity, but only now are we seeing enterprise class data services being offered natively within the public cloud. This means that a whole new technical audience exists that may have not ever used NFS or SMB services. We’ll be showing how to use ensure that your NFS based Azure NetApp Files volume are automatically mounted in your unix/linux hosts upon a reboot. In addition to the content in the video above, my friend and colleague Geert Van Teylingen (Microsoft Global Black Belt – Advanced … Continue reading How To: Auto-mount an NFS Azure NetApp Files Share
