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articles/virtual-machines/linux/disk-encryption-overview.md

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| Virtual machine | Minimum memory requirement |
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| Linux VMs when only encrypting data volumes| 2 GB |
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| Linux VMs when encrypting both data and OS volumes, and where the root (/) file system usage is 4GB or less | 8 GB |
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| Linux VMs when encrypting both data and OS volumes, and where the root (/) file system usage is greater than 4GB | The root file system usage * 2. For instance, a 16 GB of root file system usage requires at least 32GB of RAM |
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| Linux VMs when encrypting both data and OS volumes, and where the root (/) file system usage is 4 GB or less | 8 GB |
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| Linux VMs when encrypting both data and OS volumes, and where the root (/) file system usage is greater than 4 GB | The root file system usage * 2. For instance, a 16 GB of root file system usage requires at least 32 GB of RAM |
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Once the OS disk encryption process is complete on Linux virtual machines, the VM can be configured to run with less memory.
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articles/virtual-machines/windows/disk-encryption-overview.md

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For details, see [Creating and configuring a key vault for Azure Disk Encryption](disk-encryption-key-vault.md).
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## Terminology
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The following table defines some of the common terms used in Azure disk encryption documentation:
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