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Virtual machine (VM)-level disk bursting

13th May 2020 Anthony Mashford

Virtual machine (VM)-level disk bursting is a new feature that enables your workloads to handle unforeseen disk traffic spikes smoothly without the need to overprovision your virtual machine. The feature is now enabled on all of Azure Lsv2-series virtual machines.
Source: Azure Roadmap

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