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I have a question about Databricks in Azure.
The "Autoscaling local storage" link below states that the virtual machine's Disk size can grow up to 5TB.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/clusters/configure#---autoscaling-local-storage
When we tried it, it didn't autoscale and stayed at 250GB.
Would you please tell me if you know how to configure it?
Thanks
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Autoscaling works only on local disks.
This means that Autoscaling is working with "local_disk0" disk usage.
Therefore, even if you operate a file on another Disk area and tighten the area, automatic scaling will not work.
Thank you
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