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I have Azure SQL Databases located in North Central US (selected as Region). I want to create an Azure Storage there too. The problem is I see only West US and East US in my choice when creating new one. I don’t want to have latency and extra cost.
Does anyone know how to handle this? Should I try to move my databases in East US, for example?
Thanks you!
Adding a bit to @Brent’s answer: This is where you’ll need to contact customer support, to see if your subscription can be enabled for storage in N. Central, to align with your SQL resources.