Clarify accessTier parameters are unsupported on Azure Files provisioned v2 SKUs#431
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…ned v2 SKUs The article recommends provisioned v2 SKUs (PremiumV2_*, StandardV2_*), but the storage class parameter table presented accountAccessTier and shareAccessTier as generally available. Combining a provisioned v2 SKU with an access tier parameter fails share creation with AccessTierNotSupported. Note in both parameter rows that access tier doesn't apply to provisioned v2 SKUs. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the AKS Azure Files CSI driver documentation to clarify that accountAccessTier and shareAccessTier aren’t supported when using Azure Files provisioned v2 storage account SKUs, preventing users from configuring unsupported parameters that can cause share provisioning failures.
Changes:
- Updated
ms.dateto reflect the documentation change date. - Clarified in the storage class parameters table that
accountAccessTierdoesn’t apply to provisioned v2 SKUs (PremiumV2_*,StandardV2_*). - Clarified that
shareAccessTierisn’t supported for provisioned v2 SKUs and can fail share creation withAccessTierNotSupported.
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@schaffererin - Could you review this proposed update to your article and enter Thanks! |
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The article recommends provisioned v2 SKUs (PremiumV2_, StandardV2_), but the storage class parameter table presented accountAccessTier and shareAccessTier as generally available. Combining a provisioned v2 SKU with an access tier parameter fails share creation with AccessTierNotSupported.
Note in both parameter rows that access tier doesn't apply to provisioned v2 SKUs.