[In preview] Public Preview: Azure Migrate Supports Premium SSD v2 Disks

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Summary: Azure Migrate Support for Premium SSD v2 Disks

Azure Migrate has entered a public preview phase where it supports migration to Premium SSD v2 disks. This update provides users with advanced disk options, offering greater flexibility and enhanced performance, making them ideal for mission-critical applications that require high IOPS and throughput[4].

Key Features of Premium SSD v2 Disks

  • Performance: Premium SSD v2 disks are designed to deliver higher performance compared to their predecessors.
  • Flexibility: They support both 4k physical sector size by default and can be configured for 512E sector size to accommodate different application needs[2].
  • Use Cases: Suitable for high-demand applications requiring high IOPS and throughput.

Migration Process

Azure has introduced features to simplify the migration process from older disk types to Premium SSD v2 disks. Users can convert existing Standard SSD, Standard HDD, or Premium SSD v1 disks to Premium SSD v2 disks with minimal interruption[1][5]. The process involves stopping and deallocating VMs, then using a conversion feature available in certain regions[5].

Related Updates

  • Azure Migrate: This service update enhances the migration capabilities of Azure Migrate by allowing users to take advantage of the new disk type during the migration process[4].
  • Azure Portal: Users can navigate through the Azure portal to create or convert disks to Premium SSD v2[3].
อ้างอิงค์ : https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=482220

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