Description: A low-level API provides direct access to the underlying functionality of storage systems, allowing for more granular control over storage operations. Unlike high-level APIs, which abstract many technical details and offer a simplified interface, low-level APIs enable developers to interact directly with system components. This means they can perform specific operations, such as managing blobs, containers, and storage accounts, with a higher level of customization and optimization. Low-level APIs are particularly useful in scenarios where optimal performance is required or advanced features need to be implemented that are not available in simplified interfaces. Additionally, they offer the flexibility needed to adapt to various software architectures and business requirements, allowing developers to build more robust and efficient solutions. In the context of storage systems, these APIs enable the management of unstructured data, such as images, videos, and documents, facilitating their storage, retrieval, and manipulation efficiently and securely.
