a)Detaching the Disk in Azure from the original VM. Login to Azure portal by clicking here. There, /dev/disk/azure is the first place you should look. 30-50 GiB volume for the operating system. Decrease The Disk Step 1 - Create a New Data Disk First we create a new Data disk from the Azure portal. Once you install some applications your disk is full. Disks in Boxes expand dynamically, allowing the VM to Right-click or tap and hold the OS drive (usually disk C), and then select Properties on the shortcut menu. If there is no existing storage account in Azure, while attempting to create a virtual machine, Azure will automatically create one. Step 4 -Connect using SSH and Check size before the change. I wonder if there is a limit on the size of VHD files you can have on Azure. Fifth Prompt = New Size Of OS Disk You Want In GB (Up to 1023GB) Step 6: Expand OS Disk In Windows Disk Management Once the PowerShell script completes then you need to remote into the VM and open Computer Management / Disk Management and right click and expand the disk using all the new available space. 
Make sure you do not shrink the disk completely. Get properties of the “Disk drives” object. Managed disk has some advantages over unmanaged disks in the sense that disks will be created and managed for you. com and go to the Virtual machines Section.
Create an OS disk from the OS disk snapshot and create a data disk from each data disk snapshot. I needed to personally do this because I was migrating many of my VMs to Azure. At present it is not supported to reduce/shrink the OS disk (managed or unmanaged) size of an Azure VM from the Azure Portal (say from 128Gb to 32Gb for example), using the following process we can archive that, and cut down the disk cost. The Azure only supports increasing the size of the disks using the portal. Azure Policy is a powerful tool for Azure Governance. The fourth alternative is downsizing a disk. Right-Click Start Menu –> Select “Device Manager”. I have created azure virtual machine with windows server 2016 image(128gb HDD). 
For possible Azure disks, I could find more info at this link.
Then click on the disk you want to change.
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