Azure Disk Storages
- In Azure Disks i.e. storage volumes for the vm can be created using
- Storage Account – Page Blobs
- Managed Disk
- So lets create an azure linux vm using Page Blobs
- Now lets look into contents of storage account for the page blob created
- Now lets add additional data disk to the vm
- As of now we have add two page blobs to our vm
- Now lets login into this linux vm and verify how many disks are attached to vm
- we observe one additional disk which we have not created, this disk is called as temp disk and it is created from the same physical machine where vm is created.
- The Size of this temp disk depends on vm type
- Number of data disks that can be added to the vm also depends on vm type
- Lets look at mounts
- We dont see the data disk over here as we have added a raw page blob which doesnt have any file system
- So lets create file system and mount it on /projects folder
- if you want this mounting to persist with restarts, use fstab
- Exercise: Repeat the same steps on Windows OS
