What is a common use case for Azure Table Storage?

Azure Table Storage is designed to store large amounts of structured, non-relational data, making it particularly suitable for scenarios where quick access to data is essential, such as managing a product catalog. Product catalogs can involve a variety of data types, including product IDs, names, prices, descriptions, and categories. Azure Table Storage provides a flexible schema, which allows for easy modifications as new product attributes are added or changed. Its ability to scale horizontally and support high availability ensures that as the catalog grows, performance remains efficient.

The other options represent different storage solutions or cloud capabilities. Data warehousing operations typically require complex querying and analytics capabilities better suited for Azure SQL Data Warehouse or Azure Synapse Analytics. File storage and sharing are more aligned with Azure Blob Storage, which is optimized for unstructured data. Serverless computing tasks are often processed using Azure Functions or Azure Logic Apps, which are built to execute code in response to events rather than primarily store data. Therefore, Azure Table Storage's strengths in managing structured, scalable data make it an ideal choice for product catalog management.