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When choosing between Hierarchical Namespace Storage (HNS) and Flat Namespace Storage for Azure OpenAI's Document Translator, it’s important to weigh the benefits and limitations of HNS. HNS enhances performance for large document sets, provides a structured hierarchy for easier management, and allows for detailed access control, making it compatible with big data analytics tools. It also streamlines directory operations like renaming and moving. However, HNS lacks support for some Azure Blob Storage features and primarily accommodates block and append blobs, excluding table and page blobs. Consider the type of workload—HNS is ideal for frequent directory operations or analytics integration—as well as project scale, feature needs, and potential future requirements for big data integrations. Overall, HNS offers significant advantages for specific use cases, particularly in large-scale document processing scenarios.
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