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Top-paying certifications The average highest paying certification categories worldwide were AWS Certified Solutions Architect-Professional ($120,136), Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Cloud Architect ($118,756), and CISSP ($116,573).  The report also listed the top-paying certification in each region. Here are the top five. North America GCP Cloud Architect ($152,129)  CISM ($132,919) Certified ScrumMaster ($132,903) AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate ($130,883)  AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate ($130,610)  Latin America  TOGAF 9.1 ($74,646)  Six Sigma Green Belt ($71,532)  Project Management Professional ($63,064)  CCIE Routing and Switching ($57,685)  CISSP ($57,168) Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)  GCP Cloud Architect ($103,448)  TOGAF 9.1 ($99,402) GCP Data Engineer ($97,175)  CISSP ($95,340)  PRINCE2 Practitioner ($87,987) Asia-Pacific   TOGAF 9.1 ($102,503)  GCP Data Engineer ($98,254)  CGEIT ($94,147)  CRIS

Ø   For blob storage, you organize a set of files/blobs under a container. In the Azure portal this is located in “Containers” under “Blob service”. It is called “Blob Containers” in both the portal and desktop Storage Explorer. For ADLS Gen2, you also use containers, located in the portal in “Containers” under “Data Lake Storage”. It is called “Blob Containers” in the desktop Storage Explorer but it is called “File Systems” in the portal Storage Explorer Ø   In the Azure portal, for blob storage, you can upload/access files by going to the storage account and choosing Containers (under “Blob service”) or by using the Storage Explorer (preview) in the portal.   For ADLS Gen2, Containers (under “Data Lake Storage”) has no functionality except to create a container (click “File system”), but you can use the portal Storage Explorer. However, that is limited (you can’t upload files or change access tiers), so you should use the desktop Azure Storage Explorer to upload files or change