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The **hot** access tier continues to have no minimum billable object size. To reduce potential cost impact, consider [packaging small objects into larger objects](access-tiers-best-practices.md#pack-small-files-before-moving-data-to-cooler-tiers) before moving data to cooler tiers, or using [smart tier](access-tiers-smart.md) to automatically keep small objects on the hot access tier.
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To support this change, the **Blob Capacity** metrics in the Azure portal will introduce new blob types: **BlockBlobSmall** and Azure **Data Lake Storage Small**.
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To support this change, the **Blob Capacity** metrics in the Azure portal will introduce new blob types: **BlockBlobSmall** and Azure **Azure Data Lake Storage Small**.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Customers with existing dashboards, alerts, cost reports, or automation that explicitly depend on the BlockBlob blob type should review and update those workflows accordingly.
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> Workflows that assume all block blobs are reported under the BlockBlob datatype may return incomplete or unexpected results once these new datatypes appear in capacity metrics.
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## Default account access tier setting
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