Assuming 'point-in-time restore for containers', 'soft delete for blobs', 'versioning for blobs' and 'blob change feed' are all enabled, are my assumptions correct?
If a file is deleted, you restore it with versioning.
Using point-in-time restore only restores an entire container, not individual files. It overwrites the current contents of the container.
Restoring a deleted container is only possible if 'soft delete for containers' is enabled, or if garbage collection hasn't run yet.
If a storage account is geo-replicated, does the replica contain the snapshots, versioning and soft delete data of the primary?
Is there a scenario in which point-in-time restore would not work if a container / blog is corrupted?
Short of replicating one blob container to another, is point-in-time restore the best backup method for blob storage?
Trying to wrap my head around all these options, since there's no traditional backup for storage accounts like there is for VMs, etc.