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Quality checks for Azure Large Instances Azure Large Instances Provides an overview of Azure Large Instances for Epic quality checks. concept-article Quality checks jjaygbay1 jacobjaygbay azure-large-instances 06/01/2023
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--- title: Quality checks for Azure Large Instances titleSuffix: Azure Large Instances description: Provides an overview of Azure Large Instances for Epic quality checks. ms.topic: concept-article ms.title: Quality checks author: jjaygbay1 ms.author: jacobjaygbay ms.service: azure-large-instances ms.date: 06/01/2023 # Customer intent: As a cloud administrator, I want to conduct thorough quality checks on Azure Large Instances before handover, so that I can ensure optimal performance and reliability of the infrastructure provided for Epic applications. --- # Quality checks for Azure Large Instances This article provides an overview of Azure Large Instances for Epic<sup>®</sup> quality checks. The Microsoft operations team performs a series of extensive quality checks to ensure that customers' requests to run Azure Large Instances for Epic are fulfilled accurately, and that infrastructure is healthy before handover. However, customers are advised to perform their own checks to ensure services have been provided as requested, including the following: * Basic connectivity * Latency check * Server health check from operating system * OS level sanity checks / configuration checks The following sections identify quality checks often performed by Microsoft teams before the infrastructure handover to the customer. ## Network * IP blade information * Access control list on firewall ## Compute * Number of processors and cores for servers * Accuracy of memory size for the assigned server * Latest firmware version on the blades ## Storage * Size of boot LUN and FC LUNs are consistent with the Azure Large Instances on Epic standard configuration * SAN configuration * Required VLANs creation ## Operating System * Accuracy of LUNs
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