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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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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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As per the Microsoft doc, the SLA for App Service is 99.95%. Is this SLA valid for a given region in which the App Service is created? or is it a general SLA?
SLA of 99.95% has a downtime of 21 mins 36 seconds. Now, if I create an App Service in West Europe and if that region has a major outage, does that mean Azure will automatically re-create my App Service in another reason without changing DNS or any configuration?
Is this SLA valid for a given region in which the App Service is
created? or is it a general SLA?
Yes it is valid for a given region where the app service is created
Does that mean Azure will automatically re-create my App Service in
another reason without changing DNS or any configuration?
No , you need to have a secondary site configured in another region and reroute the users to that particular site whenever a major outage happens
SLA is different for various service in Azure and also depends on the plan/tier that you have choosed.
SLA depends on lot of factor
server location
DR plan
Load balancer
network latency
Example - Azure cognitive service might have higher SLA than App service, because the server infrastructure, disatory recovery all handled and created by microsoft itself so it will have almost 99.9 but for app service we choose what infrastructure we want and back up,etc.
Hope it clarifies.
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I would like to know which could be the best aproach to get learn Azure SQL Database with low cost. If i create an Account, it just works by 30 days (free account) and I need more than this.
So, basically I need an account which can allow me to use:
Azure SQL Database (can be basic tier)
Azure Blob Storage
Azure Data Factory
Azure VM
With this information, have some way to get this services with low cost to learn Azure?
One solution would be to upgrade your free account to Pay-as-you-go account.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/offers/ms-azr-0003p/
With this you can try a lot of services from azure. Many services are charged based on the usage and for your training purpose that would incur the cost of nearly nothing bease usage would be very less. You can delete the resources as soon as you finished learning in order to keep your account clean.
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I had an Azure account from my university which expired 7 month ago, which was given for one of my courses, now I got another code for a new Azure account from a different course, but when trying to redeem the code I got the following error:
A Windows Azure Pass has already been requested for this Windows Live ID. Limit one per account.
Does it mean I can only request one and only Azure account for my windows live ID, even if the old Azure account has been expired long time ago, meaning I will have to make a new live ID for this new Azure account?
Yes. You understand correctly. You have to create another Microsoft Account (a.k.a. Windows Live ID) if you want to redeem another code. This is the only possible way. It is same with trial subscription. You can only have 1 trial subscription per Live ID Account.
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We need to use our ERP as SAAS (Software As A Service). We tried the Azure trial for three months, and technically was a succes. But, when we use RemoteApp services, the system asked for licenses (after 90 days), but We don't know if it is possible to paying monthly or how to obtain the licenses.
We have the great business opportunity, but I tried to contact microsfot support in Guatemala (Central America), and they always offered responses in 48 hrs. but after a month I haven't received any response. My no. ticket is 130109017590.
Can anyone help me with my explain how licensing works in Azure?
I think you are asking about licensing in Azure. If you are talking about something else please let me know.
Azure is set up as a Pay as You Go model where your initial monthly bill is $0 and it goes up from there based on how many resources you use. Resources in this case can be computing hours (i.e. you have a package deployed to a Cloud Service via Web or Worker Role)
Most of the functionality in Azure falls under the Platform as a Service, where the details of networking, hardware, OS, etc. are handled for you and you just focus on building and deploying applications. That being said, all of the licensing that you might normally have to worry about on an on-premise implementation is taken care of in Azure.
That just leaves billing. Billing in Azure is pretty straightforward. Smaller accounts (those that don't have an EA) are just set up with a credit card when you create the account. You will be billed on a given interval (monthly) for all of the resources you used in the previous month.