Hello,
About workers creation during backups execution, I see that they are VM Generation 1. Is it possible to have it updated to be VM Generation 2?
Also, I´m not sure about it, but how to confirm if the OS disks to each type of work ( Small , Medium, Large and archive ) is not HDD ?
Thanks
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Re: [FEATURE REQUEST - Workers VM Generation
Hi,
The latest release of VB for Azure should already support this. Please update to the latest release and if you face any issues, please open a support case for assistance. If you do open a case, let us know the case ID for future reference.
The latest release of VB for Azure should already support this. Please update to the latest release and if you face any issues, please open a support case for assistance. If you do open a case, let us know the case ID for future reference.
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Re: [FEATURE REQUEST - Workers VM Generation
Hello,
Back to this topic. I have upgraded my VBR to latest version including VBAZ 9
I see workers v5 are now generation 2 and the disks are premium.
Do you know if I can change profile to v7? If it will be create as NVMe controller ?
Thanks
Back to this topic. I have upgraded my VBR to latest version including VBAZ 9
I see workers v5 are now generation 2 and the disks are premium.
Do you know if I can change profile to v7? If it will be create as NVMe controller ?
Thanks
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Re: [FEATURE REQUEST - Workers VM Generation
Hi Carlos,
Yes, if you use v7 - it will create a NVMe disk controller type.
Yes, if you use v7 - it will create a NVMe disk controller type.
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