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In App Service plan overview it is written:
In the dedicated compute tiers (Basic, Standard, Premium, PremiumV2,
PremiumV3), the App Service plan defines the number of VM instances
the apps are scaled to, so each VM instance in the App Service plan is
charged. These VM instances are charged the same regardless how many
apps are running on them.
Where is the information how many VM instances does each App Service plan use?
The prices in App Service pricing are for all VM instances of the plan together or the price is per VM instance?
Pricing is per instance. When you create a new plan, you select the VM size and you get one instance. When you scale a Web App to 3 instances, you will pay for 3 instances.
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I have to calculate the cost for Azure Synapse Analytics. I have used Azure pricing calculator as well, but i was unable to figure out the cost.
I have the following components as a part of Azure Synapse Analytics
Azure database storage
Azure Synapse pipeline
Spark Pool
How to calculate the cost of azure synapse analytics based on the above components with minimal configurations?
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I am trying to create a windows VM in Azure using Terraform. However, I can't seem to find any documentation on how to create the VM as a reserved instance for a 1 or 3 year plan.
Does anyone know if this is even doable with Terraform?
Azure Reserved instances are applied through billing. There isn't a technical mechanism for selecting a reserved instance. It is easily confused for how AWS applies reserved instances.
On the surface it is fairly simply, you pay for a reservation and it gets applied.
After you buy an Azure Reserved Virtual Machine Instance, the
reservation discount is automatically applied to virtual machines that
match the attributes and quantity of the reservation. A reservation
covers the compute costs of your virtual machines.
But it can get fairly nuanced as you read through the documentation
I'm not an expert of azure and terraform but as far as i can see reservation are linked to subscription or to a resource group, so maybe you could configure it after resource creation
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Does VM in azure container service cost? Microsoft is saying that the AKS azure container service is free for students. But when I go to create container service it's give a pricelist with vm. Is it will be cost for me as I am a student subscriber?
Azure Container Service is always free for a student subscriber, including it to cluster virtual machines.
But you should make sure that you haven't exhaust your available credit or reach the end of 12 months.You can see your remaining credit on the Microsoft Azure Sponsorships portal.
For more details, please refer to this article.
What happens after I use my $100 credit or I’m at the end of 12 months?
After you exhaust your available credit or reach the end of 12 months, your Azure subscription will be disabled. To continue using Azure, you may upgrade to a Pay-As-You-Go subscription by contacting Azure Support.
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Is it possible to have two or more users managing the same VM that one of them created on Azure?
For example:
My colleague created a VM.
Everyday the first one of us who arrive at work would like to turn it on. We don't want to wait to the VM creator to arrive.
The same problem happens by the end of the day. Since the last one of us at the office will turn it off and she might need to stay longer or connect from home to turn it off if I need to finish some work at the VM.
Sure you can, Azure has got a RBAC for permissions role assignment.
As for your particular case, you would need to assign contributor permissions to resource group or to a VM, or use one of the pre-build roles, say VM Contributor, to restrict access.
Also, if you have contributor access at subscription level, you should have access to shutting down a VM.
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I'm looking to create a new VM in the South Brazil region in Microsoft Azure. However, the region is now showing up in the list of available regions when I go and create a VM. Do I need a billing address in Brazil for this? The Azure Regions page only mentions that I need to have one for deployments in Australia and New Zealand.
You don't need a billing address in Brazil to use VMs in the Brazil South Azure region.
Take into account that not all sizes/series are available in all regions.
At this moment only these sizes are available in Brazil South:
Basic tier: all sizes (A0 to A4).
Standard tier: sizes A0 to A7.
D-Series and G-Series VMs are not available in the Brazil South region yet.
We contacted Azure billing support and they enabled the Brazil South region for us. According to the support representative:
Once the subscription is deployed, users get access to regions on availability basis, If you need any specific region it is usually on request basis.