CloudShell offers 5GB of persistent storage that you can access across different sessions within the same region. This means any files and scripts you store in your home directory will be there the next time you open a CloudShell instance in the same region.
Here,s a breakdown of the other options and why they are incorrect:
A). Temporary storage that is deleted after the CloudShell session ends. This is true for any files or data you create outside your home directory. But for your home directory itself, the storage is persistent.B. Local storage on the user,s device where they access CloudShell. CloudShell is a browser-based tool, so your data is not stored locally on your device.D. No storage is available for user data or scripts in CloudShell. This is incorrect, as CloudShell does offer persistent storage for your home directory data.