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How change large dataset between access tiers in Azure Blob Storage
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I have an ML dataset that consists of 2.7M images, ~1TB. For ML experiments, I uploaded these as blobs in an Azure storage account under "hot" access (which I thought would be appropriate for ML training). While not actively training, I would like this dataset to be in "Archive" mode to avoid accumulating "leaky faucet" charges.
The document on blob storage access tiers describes how it can be toggled on a per-blob basis, but AFAICT that is per-file (not even per-directory, which would be fine).
Is there a way to toggle the access tier of an entire storage account?
Absent that, what might be a good strategy? Perhaps creating a default-archive-access data_archive
storage account and do a cloud-based copy to a temporary data_for_training_purposes
hot-access storage account that I create and delete as needed?
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I have an ML dataset that consists of 2.7M images, ~1TB. For ML experiments, I uploaded these as blobs in an Azure storage account under "hot" access (which I thought would be appropriate for ML training). While not actively training, I would like this dataset to be in "Archive" mode to avoid accumulating "leaky faucet" charges.
The document on blob storage access tiers describes how it can be toggled on a per-blob basis, but AFAICT that is per-file (not even per-directory, which would be fine).
Is there a way to toggle the access tier of an entire storage account?
Absent that, what might be a good strategy? Perhaps creating a default-archive-access data_archive
storage account and do a cloud-based copy to a temporary data_for_training_purposes
hot-access storage account that I create and delete as needed?
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I have an ML dataset that consists of 2.7M images, ~1TB. For ML experiments, I uploaded these as blobs in an Azure storage account under "hot" access (which I thought would be appropriate for ML training). While not actively training, I would like this dataset to be in "Archive" mode to avoid accumulating "leaky faucet" charges.
The document on blob storage access tiers describes how it can be toggled on a per-blob basis, but AFAICT that is per-file (not even per-directory, which would be fine).
Is there a way to toggle the access tier of an entire storage account?
Absent that, what might be a good strategy? Perhaps creating a default-archive-access data_archive
storage account and do a cloud-based copy to a temporary data_for_training_purposes
hot-access storage account that I create and delete as needed?
azure azure-storage
I have an ML dataset that consists of 2.7M images, ~1TB. For ML experiments, I uploaded these as blobs in an Azure storage account under "hot" access (which I thought would be appropriate for ML training). While not actively training, I would like this dataset to be in "Archive" mode to avoid accumulating "leaky faucet" charges.
The document on blob storage access tiers describes how it can be toggled on a per-blob basis, but AFAICT that is per-file (not even per-directory, which would be fine).
Is there a way to toggle the access tier of an entire storage account?
Absent that, what might be a good strategy? Perhaps creating a default-archive-access data_archive
storage account and do a cloud-based copy to a temporary data_for_training_purposes
hot-access storage account that I create and delete as needed?
azure azure-storage
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