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nope since azure is extremly expensive and also you need several accounts for different regions. i.e. you can't create servers in germany with a whole new accou
by merb 10y ago
nope since azure is extremly expensive and also you need several accounts for different regions. i.e. you can't create servers in germany with a whole new account / credits / support.
- germanier 10y agoThat's because Azure in Germany is not offered by Microsoft but T-Systems. Microsoft just supplies the tech. For the other regions one account suffices (I'm not sure about China where they also use a partner).
- manigandham 10y agoThis is about capabilities, not price. Azure Germany is the only one that requires a different account due to German legal issues. The rest of the datacenters are all connected from the same account.