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Azure Backup – Testing Large Disk Backup

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Guys,

Now it is possible to backup LARGE disks, disks up to 32TB each, with a maximum of 256TB per Virtual Machine. Shall we test it?

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Author edu_kielingPosted on October 17, 2019March 19, 2023Categories AzureTags azurebackup, LargeDisksLeave a comment on Azure Backup – Testing Large Disk Backup
Eduardo Kieling

Eduardo Kieling

🏆 Microsoft Azure MVP

Cloud Computing specialist focused on delivering intelligent SAP and non-SAP system migrations, optimizing cloud infrastructure, and automating deployments for scalability and efficiency. He holds a Master’s degree in Applied Computing and certifications from top global IT providers.

As a Microsoft Azure MVP, Eduardo collaborates closely with Microsoft’s product teams and shares his expertise with the global tech community through speaking engagements, articles, and mentoring. He is the founder of Azure RS, one of Brazil’s leading cloud computing communities.

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Recent Posts

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  • Azure Migrate Adds Support for Ultra SSD: High-Performance Migration Just Got Better
  • Live Resize for Azure Premium SSD v2 and Ultra Disks: Flexibility Without Downtime

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