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You’ve learned how Azure Stack HCI storage volumes can help address the resiliency and performance needs of your business-critical workloads by:

• Providing highly redundant volume configurations that allow for optimal balance between resiliency, performance, and disk space usage efficiency.

• Minimizing the management overhead facilitated by Windows Admin Center.

You explored the various considerations for designing, implementing, and managing Azure Stack HCI storage volumes. You also learned how to maintain these volumes to maximize uptime.

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• Plan volumes on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server clusters

• Fault tolerance and storage efficiency on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server clusters

• Create volumes on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server clusters

• Create stretched cluster volumes and set up replication

• Delete volumes on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server clusters

• Expand volumes on Azure Stack HCI and Windows Server clusters

• Enable volume encryption, deduplication, and compression in Azure Stack HCI

• Use BitLocker with Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV)

• Storage thin provisioning in Azure Stack HCI

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