What type of storage does the Sync Group utilize to synchronize files?

The Sync Group utilizes file storage to synchronize files. File storage is specifically designed for scenarios where files need to be accessed, shared, and synchronized across different systems or environments. In the context of a Sync Group, file storage allows for the organization, retrieval, and management of files in a hierarchical structure, similar to traditional file systems.

This type of storage is optimized for applications that require access to large datasets, enabling consistent and efficient file synchronization across devices and locations. File storage provides features such as sharing, collaboration, and multi-user access, which are essential for ensuring that users can work with the most current versions of files, regardless of where they are stored.

In contrast, blob storage is primarily used for unstructured data such as images and videos, table storage is designed for structured data in a NoSQL format, and queue storage is intended for message storage and messaging patterns. These other storage types are not optimized for file synchronization tasks like file storage is.