Understanding Azure disks – Configuring Virtual Machines

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Understanding Azure disks Azure disks are block storage primarily intended for virtual machines. They present varying levels of performance on Azure depending on your requirements and choice of stock keeping unit (SKU). Disk management options…

Disk caching – Configuring Virtual Machines

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Disk caching Caching refers to temporary storage utilized in a specialized fashion to provide faster read and write performance than traditional permanent storage. It does this by loading disk components that are read or written…

Disk types – Configuring Virtual Machines

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Disk types Azure currently offers four disk types to meet specific customer scenarios: Ultra disk Premium SSD Standard SSD Standard HDD Ultra disk Azure's high-performance SSD storage option is ideal for scenarios where you need…

Disk redundancy options – Configuring Virtual Machines

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Disk redundancy options Redundancy refers to the number of copies of data that are available at any time. This supports the failure of copies and ensures the continuity of services depending on the redundancy option…

VM sizes – Configuring Virtual Machines

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VM sizes At the time of writing this book, the following VM series and sizes are available: VM series are updated constantly. New series, types, and sizes are added and removed frequently. To stay up…

Availability sets – Configuring Virtual Machines

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Availability sets To create a reliable infrastructure, adding your VMs to an availability set is key. There are several scenarios that can have an impact on the availability of your Azure VMs. These are as…