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# Does Archera Support Reservations for Azure Storage Disks?

Yes, however, per Microsoft documentation, that disk must meet certain requirements to be considered a "reservable service."

See: [Optimize costs for Azure Disk Storage with reservations](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/disks-reserved-capacity)

## Requirements for Reservable Azure Storage Disks

* **Must be a regular Premium SSD** - Standard SSDs, HDDs and v2 Premium SSDs are not supported
* **Must be a Managed Disk** - Unmanaged or Blob disks are not supported
* **Must be a P30 or larger SKU** - 1 TB disk or higher

## Related Resources

* [What reservable Azure Services does Archera insure?](/help-center/azure-faq/reservable-services.md)
* [Does Archera Rely on Azure Exchanges or Returns Policy?](/help-center/azure-faq/exchanges-returns-policy.md)
* [Azure Storage Recommendations Not Showing](/help-center/azure-faq/storage-recommendations.md)
* [Azure Onboarding - Prerequisite Checklist](/help-center/azure-onboarding/technical-onboarding/prerequisite-checklist.md)


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