When deploying Linux or Windows virtual machines, which two features of Azure NetApp Files support quick deployment?

The feature that supports quick deployment is primarily characterized by its ability to enable provisioning volumes of any size up to 100TB in less than 5 minutes. This capability is particularly crucial for applications that require rapid deployment and scaling, allowing organizations to quickly spin up virtual machines with the necessary storage without significant delays.

This feature of quick volume provisioning ensures that resources can be allocated efficiently, meeting the demands of dynamic workloads often seen in cloud environments. The ability to rapidly provision large volumes is an essential aspect that minimizes downtime and enhances operational agility, which is a significant advantage for businesses that rely on cloud infrastructure for their Linux or Windows virtual machines.

While high throughput and ultralow latency are beneficial for performance, they do not directly influence the speed of deployment in the same manner. The automation of mounting datastores, while helpful for simplifying operations, does not directly address the core need for quick resource provisioning like the volume allocation capability does.