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### [Python](#tab/python)
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#### Python configuration provider
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If your application uses the following package, audience can be configured by passing the keyword `audience` to the `load` method. Use version **2.4.0** or later of the following package.
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-`azure-appconfiguration-provider`
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The following code snippet demonstrates how to load Azure App Configuration in a Python application with a cloud-specific audience.
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```python
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config = load(
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#### Azure SDK for Python
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The following code snippet demonstrates how to instantiate a configuration client with a cloud-specific audience.
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To configure the Entra ID audience, import the following packages in your Go application first:
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| Azure NetApp Files features | Azure public cloud availability | Azure Government availability |
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| Advanced ransomware protection | Preview | No |
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| Customer-managed keys with managed Hardware Security Module | Generally available | No |
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| Elastic zone-redundant storage service level | Preview | No |
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| File access logs | Generally available |[Partial support](manage-file-access-logs.md#supported-regions)|
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> When assessing the health status of the volume replication, consider the volume replication lag time. If the lag time is greater than the replication schedule, the replication volume won't catch up to the source. To resolve this issue, adjust the replication speed or the replication schedule.
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> When assessing the health status of the volume replication, consider the volume replication lag time. If the lag time is greater than the replication schedule, the replication volume won't catch up to the source. To resolve this issue, adjust the replication schedule.
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The time taken for the most recent replication session to transfer all changed data (example: blocks, snapshots) from the source volume to the destination volume.
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For HTTP/2, the max length for a single header is **4 K**, so if using browser to access Azure service, there's an error `ERR_CONNECTION_` for this limitation.
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For HTTP/1.1, or C# clients, the max URI length is **12 K** and the max header length is **16 K**.
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description: 'An article describing the supported Virtual Machine (VM) SKUs (by Publisher, Image Offer and Image SKU) which are supported for the built-in Azure Policies provided by Backup'
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> This article references CentOS, a Linux distribution that is End Of Life (EOL) status. Consider your use and planning accordingly. For more information, see the [CentOS End Of Life guidance](/azure/virtual-machines/workloads/centos/centos-end-of-life).
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Azure Backup provides a built-in policy (using Azure Policy) that can be assigned to **all Azure VMs in a specified location within a subscription or resource group**. When this policy is assigned to a given scope, all new VMs created in that scope are automatically configured for backup to an **existing vault in the same location and subscription**. The table below lists all the VM SKUs supported by this policy.
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Azure Backup provides a built-in policy (using Azure Policy) that can be assigned to **all Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) in a specified location within a subscription or resource group**. When this policy is assigned to a given scope, all new VMs created in that scope are automatically configured for backup to an **existing vault in the same location and subscription**. The following table lists all the VM SKUs supported by this policy.
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The following table shows the compatibility between server and computer operating systems. When recovering files, you can't restore files to a previous or future operating system version. For example, you can't restore a file from a Windows Server 2016 VM to Windows Server 2012 or a Windows 8 computer. You can restore files from a VM to the same server operating system, or to the compatible client operating system.
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