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Author: atikmapari

memdocs/configmgr/core/understand/site-size-performance-faq.yml

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           For more information and recommendations on how to maximize Premium Storage performance and run SQL Servers in Azure IaaS VMs, see:
           
           - [Optimize application performance](/azure/storage/storage-premium-storage-performance#optimize-application-performance)
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+          - [Disks guidance](/azure/azure-sql/virtual-machines/windows/performance-guidelines-best-practices-checklist#storage)
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           **Example: Azure-based site server** 
           
           [Sizing guidelines](../plan-design/configs/site-size-performance-guidelines.md#general-sizing-guidelines) for a colocated site server and SQL Server with **50,000** clients are eight cores, 32 GB, and 1200 IOPS for site server inboxes, and 2800 IOPS for SQL Server files.
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           | 1xP30 (1024 GB)   | 64k ReFS      | SQL Server (all files<sup>2</sup>) | 2800                 | 3112             |
           
           1. This value is from [Example disk configurations](../plan-design/configs/site-size-performance-guidelines.md#example-disk-configurations).
-          2. Azure guidance allows for placing the TempDB on the local, SSD-based *D:* drive, given it won't exceed available space and allows for additional disk I/O distribution.
+          2. [Azure guidance](/azure/azure-sql/virtual-machines/windows/performance-guidelines-best-practices-checklist#storage) allows for placing the TempDB on the local, SSD-based *D:* drive, given it won't exceed available space and allows for additional disk I/O distribution.
           
           **Example: Azure-based site server (for instant performance increase)** 
           
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           1. Disks are striped using Storage Spaces.
           2. This value is from [Example disk configurations](../plan-design/configs/site-size-performance-guidelines.md#example-disk-configurations). VM size limits performance.
-          3. Azure guidance allows for placing the TempDB on the local, SSD-based *D:* drive, given it won't exceed available space and allows for additional disk I/O distribution.
+          3. [Azure guidance](/azure/azure-sql/virtual-machines/windows/performance-guidelines-best-practices-checklist#storage) allows for placing the TempDB on the local, SSD-based *D:* drive, given it won't exceed available space and allows for additional disk I/O distribution.
           
           If you need more performance in future, you can upsize your VM to a DS14v2, which will double CPU and memory. The additional disk bandwidth allowed by that VM size will also instantly boost the available disk IOPS on your previously configured disks.
           
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           1. Disks are striped using Storage Spaces.
           2. This value is from [Example disk configurations](../plan-design/configs/site-size-performance-guidelines.md#example-disk-configurations). VM size limits performance.
-          3. Azure guidance allows for placing the TempDB on the local, SSD-based *D:* drive, given it won't exceed available space and allows for additional disk I/O distribution.
+          3. [Azure guidance](/azure/azure-sql/virtual-machines/windows/performance-guidelines-best-practices-checklist#storage) allows for placing the TempDB on the local, SSD-based *D:* drive, given it won't exceed available space and allows for additional disk I/O distribution.
           
   - name: Other common SQL Server-related performance questions
     questions: