Which two resources are provisioned when you deploy Cloud Volumes ONTAP in Azure?

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1. I think is C and D!

   In Azure, an aggregate can contain up to 12 disks that are all the same size. The disk type and maximum disk size depends on whether you use a single node system or an HA pair:

   Single node systems
   Single node systems can use three types of Azure Managed Disks:
   Premium SSD Managed Disks provide high performance for I/O-intensive workloads at a higher cost.
   Standard SSD Managed Disks provide consistent performance for workloads that require low IOPS.
   Standard HDD Managed Disks are a good choice if you don’t need high IOPS and want to reduce your costs.
   Each managed disk type has a maximum disk size of 32 TB.
   You can pair a managed disk with Azure Blob storage to tier inactive data to low-cost object storage.

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   1. Azure Files has got nothing to do with CVO. Azure Files is comparable to EFS and FSx in AWS. It is FILE LEVEL storage without having to manage the underlying storage solution. I agree with C and D.

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