If one looks at the pricing tiers for disks in Azure storage (Premium SSDs one below as of today for the East US region), the higher the IOPS offered the higher the disk size.
One can choose a higher performance tier but use a lower disk size (although it won't make much sense probably, as you'd still be paying for the respective tier and corresponding size). But why isn't there an option to get a small disk (e.g. 32 GB) with a high number of IOPS?
In another words, why is there this forced correlation between disk size and IOPS?
