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Author: sethmanheim

articles/azure-arc/container-storage/overview.md

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 > Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc is currently in PREVIEW.
 > See the [Supplemental Terms of Use for Microsoft Azure Previews](https://azure.microsoft.com/support/legal/preview-supplemental-terms/) for legal terms that apply to Azure features that are in beta, preview, or otherwise not yet released into general availability.
 
-Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc is a first-party storage system designed for Arc-connected Kubernetes clusters. ACS enabled by Azure Arc can be deployed to write files to a "ReadWriteMany" persistent volume claim (PVC) where they are then transferred to Azure Blob Storage. ACS enabled by Azure Arc offers a range of features to support Azure IoT Operations and other Arc services. ACS enabled by Azure Arc with high availability and fault-tolerance will be fully supported and generally available (GA) in the second half of 2024.
+Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc is a first-party storage system designed for Arc-connected Kubernetes clusters. Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc can be deployed to write files to a "ReadWriteMany" persistent volume claim (PVC) where they are then transferred to Azure Blob Storage. Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc offers a range of features to support Azure IoT Operations and other Arc services. Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc with high availability and fault-tolerance will be fully supported and generally available (GA) in the second half of 2024.
 
 ## What does Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc do?
 
-Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc serves as a native persistent storage system for Arc-connected Kubernetes clusters. Its primary role is to provide a reliable, fault-tolerant file system that allows data to be tiered to Azure. For Azure IoT Operations (AIO) and other Arc Services, ACS enabled by Azure Arc is crucial in making Kubernetes clusters stateful. Key features of ACS enabled by Azure Arc for Arc-connected K8s clusters include:
+Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc serves as a native persistent storage system for Arc-connected Kubernetes clusters. Its primary role is to provide a reliable, fault-tolerant file system that allows data to be tiered to Azure. For Azure IoT Operations (AIO) and other Arc Services, Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc is crucial in making Kubernetes clusters stateful. Key features of Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc for Arc-connected K8s clusters include:
 
 - **Tolerance to node failures:** When configured as a 3 node cluster, Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc replicates data between nodes (triplication) to ensure high availability and tolerance to single node failures.
 - **Data synchronization to Azure:** Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc is configured with a storage target, so data written to volumes is automatically tiered to Azure Blob (block blob, ADLSgen-2 or OneLake) in the cloud.