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This article describes the requirements for machines, storage, and networking for building solutions of Azure Local that use lower capacity hardware. If you purchase class *small* hardware from the [Azure Local Catalog](https://aka.ms/azurelocalcatalog), ensure that these requirements are met before you deploy the Azure Local solutions.
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This article describes the requirements for machines, storage, and networking for building solutions of Azure Local that use lower capacity hardware. If you purchase lower capacity hardware from the [Azure Local Catalog](https://aka.ms/azurelocalcatalog), ensure that these requirements are met before you deploy the Azure Local solutions.
Azure Local supports a new class of devices with reduced hardware requirements. This new, low-cost hardware class referenced as*lower capacity* is suited for various edge scenarios across the industry horizontals. To ensure compatibility, interoperability, security, and reliability, this class of hardware must meet Azure Local solution requirements.
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Azure Local supports a new class of devices with reduced hardware requirements. This new, low-cost hardware class called*lower capacity* is suited for various edge scenarios across the industry horizontals. To ensure compatibility, interoperability, security, and reliability, this class of hardware must meet Azure Local solution requirements.
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## Device requirements
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Removal of RDMA allows the use of a layer 2 network switch with VLAN support. This further simplifies the configuration management and reduces the overall solution cost.
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### Minimum requirements
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### Minimum speed requirements
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| Single node | Two or three node<br>switched storage | Two or three node<br>switchless storage |
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| Single node | Two or three node,<br>switched storage | Two or three node,<br>switchless storage |
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| -- | -- | -- |
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| 1 GbE linked to switch*| Dedicated network port for storage (10 Gbps minimum)<br><br>Switch capable of 10 Gbps minumum (RDMA optional)<br><br>Management and Compute network (1 Gpbs minimum)| Dedicated network adapter port(s) for storage (10 Gbps minimum)<br><br>RDMA automatically enabled if supported by adapter<br><br>Management and compute network via switch (1 Gpbs minimum)|
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| 1 GbE linked to switch*| Dedicated network port for storage - 10 Gbps minimum.<br><br>Switch capable of 10 Gbps minumum (RDMA optional).<br><br>Management and compute network -1 Gpbs minimum.| Dedicated network adapter port(s) for storage - 10 Gbps minimum.<br><br>RDMA automatically enabled if supported by adapter.<br><br>Management and compute network via switch - 1 Gpbs minimum.|
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> [!NOTE]
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> *You can't add nodes to the system without redeploying Azure Local. If you need additional nodes, use a dedicated storage intent with a minimum of 10 Gbps.
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> You can't add nodes to the system without redeploying Azure Local. If you need additional nodes, use a dedicated storage intent with a minimum of 10 Gbps.
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(Optional) If you use a layer 3 switch with RDMA (10 Gpbs minimum), you can group all traffic (management, compute, and storage intent) together across one, two, and three node clusters.
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### Supported grouped network traffic by intent
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### Supported network traffic grouping by intent
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| Intent grouping | Single node | Two or three nodes |
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| Management and compute (no storage) | yes | n/a |
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