Hi all.
New to Azure, and are on the trial version atm.
I can't figure out how to add a container as a virtual hard drive?
I would like this feature because I'm researching ways that include our company not to have the mess with data safety, redundancy, bitrot and so forth.
Besides, it would be a good thing to setup a FTP server for our clients, so they had acces to their data at all times.
I can find a lot of tutos on how to add a vhd to a VM, but I have no interest in that. I want it to show up in windows.
I'm on windows 10 atm, but I can't imagine it is because it's only compatible with Windows Server 2012, or have native support
Atm i have a program called Stablebit Clouddrive, but it encrypts the data in the cloud, and I would like to avoid that if possible, because that is just something that can fail as well. and if it fails, it fails HARD
With Kind regards
Kim M.
P.S Does anyone know what measures MS is taking against bitrot? The files I would like to store is files that I need to be able to acces in 15 years without any bits flip/flop. I know they store 3-6 copies of the same file, do they just compare the files against each other? How often is that done, inorder to refresh the data?