Whenever you create a VM, there will be only one disk attached to it, but there are some other disks that can be added to Azure VMs, so let's figure out the types of VM disks:
- OS disk: The disk on which the operating system files exist, which is the C drive by default for Windows, and dev/sda for Linux. The OS disk size can be up to 2 TB.
- Temporary disk: This disk exists by default in any VM, but as its name suggests, it is temporary, which means it is non-persistent. In other words, whenever your VM is turned off, the data will be lost. This disk provides temporary storage and uses the drive letter D by default in Windows, and /dev/sdb1 in Linux. Temporary storage exists in the physical host of the VM, but since the VM could be ...