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Click on All resources, click on your VM then look under disks
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Click on All resources, click on your VM then look under disks

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Yes, I can see the disk under resources, but where is the vhd file stored? I can only see log files in my blob account for this disk.
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Yes, I can see the disk under resources, but where is the vhd file stored? I can only see log files in my blob account for this disk.

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Are you using Azure Storage Explorer?
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Yes, I can see log files in the container disk, not the vhd file.<br />
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That is all the files in the storage account for the VM<br />
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Yes, I can see log files in the container disk, not the vhd file.

That is all the files in the storage account for the VM
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Thank you Ravi, <br />
Checked some documentation it must be managed disk. <br />
One more question, will it effect anything if I remove the blob container when the disk is still using. it looks like that just log and dump files.
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Thank you Ravi,
Checked some documentation it must be managed disk.
One more question, will it effect anything if I remove the blob container when the disk is still using. it looks like that just log and dump files.

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You're Welcome.<br />
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Which blob container you are talking about to remove? If you are asking for managed disk's container then you shouldn't as they are storage account metric logs.
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You're Welcome.

Which blob container you are talking about to remove? If you are asking for managed disk's container then you shouldn't as they are storage account metric logs.

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All good now, thank your for the quick anser
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All good now, thank your for the quick anser

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I have created a Ubuntu VM from Azure Marketplace. I have also select the 30GB as OS storage. When I login to the my storage account. In the blob service, I can't find the actual .vhd file container. it only has the contain name as bootdiagnostics***** which stores one .log and one .bmp files.<br />
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When I check the OS disk, the source image is &quot;Canonical / UbuntuServer / 18.04-LTS / 18.04.201808310&quot;, is not pointed my storage account.<br />
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My question is where the OS disk &nbsp;actually stored. <br />
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Thank you in advance
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I have created a Ubuntu VM from Azure Marketplace. I have also select the 30GB as OS storage. When I login to the my storage account. In the blob service, I can't find the actual .vhd file container. it only has the contain name as bootdiagnostics***** which stores one .log and one .bmp files.

When I check the OS disk, the source image is "Canonical / UbuntuServer / 18.04-LTS / 18.04.201808310", is not pointed my storage account.

My question is where the OS disk  actually stored. 

Thank you in advance

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