In summary, what have we learned?
Well, I've mentioned that Azure File Sync has quite a few use cases to it,
it's a multipurpose service,
as is the file service in Azure Storage and one that we didn't talk about,
but I'll just mention, I'll assign this to you for homework,
is the Azure Cloud Shell, the browser‑based terminal environment you can get.
Your home folder environment is persisted actually in a file
share in a general purpose storage account.
Now you might be thinking, well, all this is awesome,
but how do we back up the file shares, you know?
I mean, it's one thing to back up on‑prem into Azure File Sync.
Well, the Azure Recovery Services vault,
you might remember, elsewhere in this learning path,
I taught you how to use the Recovery Services vault,
and one of the built‑in templates for backup policy is
specifically backing up Azure File Share,
so don't forget to back up those files shares in the cloud as well to give
layers of high availability and disaster recoverability.
Alright,
so the lead into the next module is what does Microsoft recommend with
regard to migrating not just file shares and services,
but entire machines into Azure.
So we're going to get into that in the next lesson actually,
which is entitled migrate on‑premises servers to Azure.
Thank you very much for your participation. I'll see you then.