I have activated a free plan on microsoft AZURE that includes 170 EUR to use for a month.
I have just activated a test service account for BLOB storage, sendgrid, CDN and active directory, without using them yet, but I spend about 7,36 EUR daily.
There is a way to know what type of services consume those credits with free plan ?
Maybe this free plan has a mininum of credit daily to use ?
Actually there's no free plan. You received to 170 EUR to spent the way you want, for a month. After that, or if you consume those 170 EUR, it will charge your credit card.
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I have a question regarding the free azure credits.
I registered on 11/19/2021 and used around 80$ (60EUR) of services during December and my credits are going to expire on the 12/19/2021.
I want to stop my services before the 19, but:
Will I be billed at the end of the month and, more important, will my credits be used?
Or they are going to expire on the 19 and at the end of the month, I will be billed on my credit card?
How can I pay now for the services I used directly with my credits?
You have got free credits only for a month so after 19 your free subscription will get deactivate and if you want to continue then your free subscription will changed to Pay-as-you-Go but it will completely depends on you.
I am not sure if I understand how this works and if I could accidentally be charged if I do this?
I want to play around with Azure just for myself, deploy a web app, learn how it works.
I have an old Visual Studio subscription that I got years ago from a company I used to work at.
This subscription is old and disabled now, expired. I have an option to convert it into pay-as-you-go subscription. When I try to do that, it is asking for my credit card. I don't want to use any paid services, I just want to play with a basic free service plan (I believe it is called F1).
If I provide my credit card and convert that subscription to "pay-as-you-go", it is not going to charge me right away for something? I am not very familiar how this works. Thank you.
I am using the pay as you go plan and it required a credit card to subscribe.
It is possible to use the Azure subscription without paying as long as you use the F1 (Free) service plan for any of the services you use.
Once you start using the Basic, Standard or Premium plans, then you will be billed monthly to those services, and almost all those paid plan costs accumulate hourly.
It is possible to use the non-free services as well and use almost nothing as long as you remove the resources soon after use. As with any service, please do check the pricing to ensure you don't use a service longer than is needed.
I am currently using the 30 days free subscription on azure. I have a python web app and azure cosmos mongodb. My free subscrption is about to end and I am planning to upgrade it. But I am not aware of how much monthly bill will be.?
Is there any way I can get approx idea of monthly bill on azure. Thanks
You can use the Cost Management service to determine your monthly cost. Also if you are aware of the resources you will be using calculate the estimation using the Azure calculator
I created a free account in Azure.com.For custom domain I chose D1(shared) option for 9$. Now the issue is, my total free credit are still 200$ how? Will I pay 9$ from my credit card? Since it's totally free account and they will not charge unless I convert my account to Pay-As-You-Go subscription. Even they delete it after the trail. I tried to talk with their support they told me that it's free and you will not be charged, but my 200$ credits are still there.
You can see in the image what option I chose:
The $9.67 is the cost of running this app for 1 month. So if you create this app on the first of the month and let it run through the 30th, then you would be left with $190.33 azure credits.
When you create the app the 9.67 is not charged upfront but rather you would be charged about $0.013 per hour.
So if the app is there for 24 hours for 30 days then that would be $0.013 * 24(hours in a day) * 30(days in a month) = $9.67 aprox.
Lets say we are using BizSpark in Azure with 130EUR starting credits, and consumption comes out to be 200EUR. I'll be charged to pay 70EUR. Will these charges be paid automatically if I've entered the credit card info to my subscription?
Simple answer is yes. Your credit card will be charged automatically for the excess charges (70 EUR in your example) approximately within a month after your billing cycle ends.