Announcing the preview of Azure’s Largest Disk sizes

At Build Conference, we announced the addition of new Azure Disks sizes – which provide up to 4TB of disk space. These new sizes allow you to perform up to 250 MBps of storage throughput and 7,500 IOPS. The details of the announcement are captured in the Build session here. We introduced two new disk sizes, P40 (2TB) and P50 (4TB) for Managed/unmanaged Premium Disks; S40 (2TB) and S50 (4TB) for Standard Managed Disks. For Standard unmanaged disks, you can create disks with maximum size of 4095 GB. These new sizes are available to use now in our West US Central Region using Azure Powershell and CLIs through ARM. You’ll see us continue to expand availability and roll out the Azure Portal support around the world in more regions in the coming month. Along with that, we will release new versions of the Azure tools to support upload of VHDs more than 1TB. New Disk Sizes Details The below table provides more details on the exact capabilities of the new disk sizes:   P40 P50 S40 S50 Disk Size 2048 GB 4095 GB 2048 GB 4095 GB Disk IOPS 7,500 IOPS 7,500 IOPS Up to 500 IOPS Up to 500 IOPS Disk Bandwidth 250 MBps 250 MBps Up to 60 MBps Up to 60 MBps
Quelle: Azure