In my opinion,
the Azure File Sync service is a great example of Microsoft's
cleverness in terms of how they use certain Azure products.
The general‑purpose storage account, as you know,
has the four services,
Blob, Table, Queue, and Files, and I know when I was
newer to Azure I thought, wait a minute,
why do we care about hosting file shares in Azure?
We're not going to expose the Server Message Block port on
our internet firewall for heaven's sake.
Well, Microsoft does some neat things to leverage that service.
Cloud Shell would be another example of that engineering.
I also submit, in conclusion, that your learning Azure Monitor in general
and Kusto query language in particular is going to carry you a long way in
your certification journey because more and more, besides seeing Azure
PowerShell and the Azure CLI, we see Kusto code on these Microsoft
certification exams; and number two, I submit, in your career as a Windows
Server hybrid cloud administrator, because the Kusto language is just so
universal across the Azure monitoring ecosystem. There's Log Analytics,
there's Microsoft Sentinel, there's Application Insights,
there's Resource Graph,
it's all over the place. So, check the Pluralsight
library. We have some good Kusto training,
we have good Azure Monitor training as well. In the next module, we'll
Configure and Manage Windows Server File Shares. I look forward to seeing you then.