Azure Blob storage—NFS 3.0 protocol support generally available

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Published

Jun 23, 2021

Status

Launched

Timeline

  • June 2021
    General Availability

Product

Azure Blob Storage
Azure Data Lake Storage
Storage Accounts

Tag

Features

Category

Storage
Analytics

Description

Azure Blob Storage, our object storage platform for storing large-scale data helps customers run their applications using a wide range of protocols. With multi-protocol support, customers can run their applications on a single storage platform with no application rewrites necessary, therefore eliminating data silos.

Starting today, Network File System (NFS) 3.0 protocol support for Azure Blob Storage is generally available.

Azure Blob Storage is the only storage platform that supports NFS 3.0 protocol over object storage natively (no gateway or data copying required), with object storage economics. The data stored in your storage account with NFS support is billed at the same rate as blob storage capacity charges with no minimal provisioned capacity required. The flexible pay-as-you-go pricing model gives you an extremely low total cost of ownership (TCO). Learn more about Azure Blob Storage pricing.

To learn more, read the documentation, NFS 3.0 protocol support in Azure Blob storage.