Type the name of the Microsoft command-line utility used to script repeatable copies of blobs and files into, out of and between Azure storage accounts.

Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900), objective architecture-and-services. Azure architecture and services medium

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AzCopy is the scriptable option: it runs from a shell, handles large transfers with parallelism and resume, and can copy between two storage accounts without pulling the data down to your machine first. Azure Storage Explorer is the graphical alternative for browsing and occasional transfers, and the portal is fine for one file. Reach for AzCopy the moment the task has to run twice.

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