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You have an Azure subscription.

You need to deploy a new virtual machine. The virtual machine must support Premium Storage data disks.

What should you do?

Select only one answer.

  • Choose unmanaged disks when provisioning the virtual machine.
  • Select a virtual machine size that has version number v3 or higher.
  • Select a virtual machine size that includes the letter C as a Subfamily.
  • Select a virtual machine size that includes the letter S for the Feature. 

 

 

Correct answer

Select a virtual machine size that includes the letter S for the Feature. 

You can distinguish support for Premium Storage by a given Azure virtual machine size based on the presence of letter S in the size designation. The letter P is used for some of the D-series virtual machines, but this is not related in any way to support for Premium Storage. The version number does not affect support for Premium Storage. Premium Storage is supported when using both managed and unmanaged disks.

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