disk configuration alert

HI Mostafa,

                         This warning indicates that your current virtual machine (VM) configuration does not allow the attached disks to achieve their full throughput processing capacity. In this case, the VM supports a maximum throughput of 145 MBps, but the connected disks are configured to require a total of 275 MBps.

   • Increase VM Size: Select a VM size that supports the required throughput. In your case you need a large VM that supports at least 275 MBps throughput for the attached disk.    I request you to please look at the attached Microsoft documentation once

           1 .Virtual machine sizes overview - Azure Virtual Machines | Microsoft Learn

2. Select a disk type for Azure IaaS VMs - managed disks - Azure Virtual Machines | Microsoft Learn     

3 .Overview of Azure Disk Storage - Azure Virtual Machines | Microsoft Learn         

• Check disk performance: Check that the disks themselves are properly configured.  Azure Premium SSDs  have different performance levels, and you may need to choose a level that matches your throughput needs.

• Optimize disk IOPS: If the disks are set to performance levels that support high IOPS and throughput, ensure that the VM size you choose can handle these levels.

*** Testing**

• Run performance tests: After making changes, run performance tests to verify that the new system meets your expected throughput.

Other things to consider:

• Budget: High-performance VMs often come with higher costs. Make sure the performance improvements meet your budget.

• Application Impact: Ensure your application can benefit from increased throughput.

By increasing the VM size to match the throughput needs of your connected disk, you should be able to fix the issue and ensure that your VM can use the full processing capacity of your disk