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The documentation exhibits a mild Windows bias. In several sections, Windows-specific tools and patterns (such as Windows Server Failover Cluster and SMB/UNC path backup examples) are discussed in more detail or presented first. The Windows high-availability solution is described with explicit references to Azure shared disks and WSFC, while the Linux equivalent (Pacemaker with Azure NetApp Files) is mentioned but with less detail and no command-line or configuration examples. The backup section provides a concrete UNC path example for Windows but omits a corresponding Linux/NFS example. The overall structure often presents Windows options before Linux, and some advanced features (like Azure shared disks) are available only for Windows, but this is a platform limitation rather than a documentation bias.