# Azure Solutions

- [Automated Azure Table Storage Backups](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups.md): In this guide I'll cover how you can automate regular backups of Azure Storage Tables to CSV format in a Storage Container using an Azure Function.
- [Change log](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/change-log.md): A history of changes
- [Deploy the solution](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/deploy-the-solution.md): This section provides instructions for deploying the solution
- [Create the Azure resources](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/deploy-the-solution/create-the-azure-resources.md): In this step, we'll run the PowerShell script which will create all the Azure resources required by this solution.
- [Set the backup schedule](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/deploy-the-solution/set-the-backup-schedule.md)
- [Add storage tables to the backup](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/deploy-the-solution/add-storage-tables-to-the-backup.md)
- [Add role assignments to the storage account/s](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/deploy-the-solution/add-role-assignments-to-the-storage-account-s.md)
- [Create a lifecycle management rule](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/deploy-the-solution/create-a-lifecycle-management-rule.md)
- [Run a manual backup](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/run-a-manual-backup.md)
- [Restore a backup](https://docs.smsagent.blog/azure-solutions/automated-azure-table-storage-backups/restore-a-backup.md)


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