Azure Storage Tables allow you to store data in a flexible, schema-less format. They're excellent for semi-structured data and offer efficient querying capabilities. Here's a breakdown of key operations you can perform with Azure Storage Tables.

Key Operations

• Create Table: This is the foundational step. You define the structure of your table, including the partition key and any optional sort keys.
• Insert Data: Adding new records to your table. You specify the partition key and any additional properties for the record.
• Update Data: Modify existing records. This is often done by updating specific properties within a record.
• Delete Data: Remove records from the table.
• Query Data: Retrieve records based on various criteria, leveraging the partition key and optional sort keys. These queries are highly optimized.

Common Use Cases

Azure Storage Tables are frequently used for:

• Application Settings
• User Profiles
• Device Telemetry
• Session Data

For more detailed information and tutorials, please refer to the official Azure Storage Tables Documentation.