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# FSLogix Profile containers on Azure Page Blobs

FSLogix profiles can also be stored directly on Azure Page Blobs. When using Azure Page Blobs, it is strongly recommended to store sensitive Azure credentials inside Windows Credential Manager. This prevents exposing sensitive Azure credentials to users with access to the session host registry. Chapter 3 explains how to leverage Azure Page Blobs and provides guidance on how to use Credential Manager to securely store the required Azure credentials. When deciding on the storage type and location, make sure to perform a cost calculation up front as there can be a significant cost difference between various storage solutions in Azure.


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