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Check your Azure Static Web App storage usage

Check your Azure Static Web App storage usage
Azure Static Web Apps offer several plans, including a free plan and a standard plan (and a dedicated plan which is currently in preview). Each plan comes with specific quotas and limits, one of which is storage capacity. info You can find more details about these quotas here: Quotas in Azure Static Web Apps Show image Static Web Apps - Plans If you’re wondering how to check the storage usage of your Azure Static Web App, I recently discovered a way while exploring the Azure Portal.

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