One last thing, regarding throughput: An Azure storage account has a scale target of 10Mbps ingress/15Mbps egress, with total capacity of 200TB per account (and you can have multiple accounts). However: As pointed out, the Azure Backup Service provides a backup service, which is richer feature-wise than just file-copies: Compression, data-retention policies, incremental backups, etc. ![]() This will have a cost footprint equivalent to the cost of Storage only. ![]() in theory you can create your own backup/restore scheme. The Azure team published AzCopy to provide functionality very similar to Robocopy. Regarding Robocopy: Because blob storage has a REST-based protocol underneath, you'd need a tool slightly different. ![]() net, Java, php, python, ruby, and node.js, as well as both PowerShell and node-based cross-platform CLI, all capable of manipulating storage. You're right that there's a REST API, and there are also SDK wrappers for. Good answer by Providing one other perspective, to round out the answer: You could roll your own backup, using Blob storage as your backup storage medium.
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