Azure Site Recovery - Support for increased disk size (32 TB) in Azure VM disaster recovery is now generally available
Microsoft announced general availability of this Azure Site Recovery update in November 2020.
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Facts
- Microsoft id
site-recovery-large-disk-support-azure-vm- Status
- Launched
- Products
- Azure Site Recovery
- Update type
- Features
- Product categories
- Management and governance, Migration
- General availability
- November 2020
- Status pages
- Azure Site Recovery status
- First captured by us
- (from our first import of this list)
- Microsoft last modified
- Source
- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
You can now enable disaster recovery for Azure VMs with data disks up to 32 TB in size.
What Microsoft changed
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- Status
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