Azure – How to work out who created an Azure resource, older than 90 days old

Does anyone know how use a Storage Account create by another person to connect to Cloud Shell?

In your scenario, you should ask your colleague to create a storage account in that location same as your resource group.

Also should create Azure file share in that storage account, then we can use Azure portal to create new cloud shell with existing storage account and Azure file share, like this:

Select Show advanced settings:

Then we can select your storage account and file share, like this:

Note:

In the last line, we can find the cloud shell requirement, we should create a storage account in that location same as your resource group(In my test require to create a storage account in Central India), and the storage account should be LRS or GRS.

In my test, I grant Reader permission of resource group to new user, the Contributor permission of that storage account to new user, it works for me.

More information about deploy Azure cloud shell, please refer to this link.

Hope this helps.

Having your account suspended or terminated without notice is one of the risks of using a public cloud. It is likely a very low risk (for most organizations) but it won't feel that way when it happens to you!

You mitigate this risk the same way as any other single point of failure. You host your applications across multiple cloud providers, so that the loss of one does not completely stop production.

You probably should also have part of your production environment on premise. This design has its own buzzword, hybrid cloud, and each cloud provider has its own idea of a hybrid cloud solution. You should evaluate these to see which meet your needs or whether you need to build something all your own.