What should you do first after creating an Azure NetApp Files account and a capacity pool for storing FSLogix profile containers?

Creating an Azure NetApp Files volume is the first step after setting up the Azure NetApp Files account and a capacity pool. This is because the volume is essential for actually storing the FSLogix profile containers. The volume provides the specific file share where the profile containers will reside, allowing Azure Virtual Desktop to access this storage location seamlessly.

Once the volume is created, you can then move on to configuring FSLogix profile containers and connecting them to the Azure Virtual Desktop host pool.

Understanding this sequence is critical because without a volume, the profile containers cannot be stored or accessed, rendering subsequent configuration steps moot until the foundational storage layer is in place.