Your Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts will be Azure AD-joined only. No Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) or Azure AD DS will be available. You must use FSLogix Profile Containers with identity-based access to the share. Which storage option should you use?

Azure Files with Azure AD Kerberos for SMB authentication is the correct choice because it supports Azure AD-joined session hosts without requiring Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) or Azure AD DS. This option allows for identity-based access to the FSLogix profile shares directly from Azure AD. Azure NetApp Files SMB volume joined to AD DS is incorrect because the scenario specifies no AD DS. A Windows Server file server VM using local users is incorrect as it does not provide identity-based access for Azure AD users. Azure Files using the storage account key for SMB access is incorrect because it does not offer identity-based access for individual users, which is a requirement for FSLogix Profile Containers in this scenario.