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When using a Confidential Virtual Machine in Azure, you cannot directly download the full VM image, which includes components like initramfs, kernel, and rootfs. These components are securely managed within Azure's trusted execution environment to ensure the VM’s confidentiality and integrity. Therefore, exporting a complete image as you would with a non-CVM is not supported. Azure confidential VMs overview
If you enable OS disk encryption, the encryption keys are stored in your Azure Key Vault. While you can access these keys, decryption is designed to occur only within Azure’s ecosystem for heightened security. Azure does not support decrypting and running the encrypted OS disk outside of its environment due to security concerns. Confidential OS disk encryption
Currently, there is no method to download additional assets such as UEFI/OVMF firmware or vTPM files from Azure. These components are crucial to the security model of CVMs and are tightly controlled within the Azure environment to maintain their confidentiality and integrity.
Confidential VMs are not available in all locations. For detailed information please go through the followed links:
Create confidential VM on in the Azure portal
Azure confidential virtual machines FAQ
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