Branch offices still use on-premises Windows file servers, but the city wants those shares synchronized with Azure Files. Which service describes that hybrid sync pattern?
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Short Explanation
Azure File Sync keeps the familiar on-prem file server in step with Azure Files—perfect for branches that still want local shares with cloud backing. AzCopy and Storage Explorer move or browse data; they are not the continuous hybrid sync product. LRS is redundancy, not sync.
Full Explanation
Azure File Sync centralizes file shares in Azure Files while allowing on-premises Windows Servers to cache and synchronize content for branch or local access. That hybrid pattern differs from one-time or scripted copies with AzCopy and from GUI management with Storage Explorer. Storage redundancy options such as LRS protect data durability; they do not implement hybrid file-server synchronization. AZ-900 tests recognizing File Sync for on-premises-to-Azure Files sync scenarios.