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Huh? Azure does not require an enterprise agreement and it's pretty easy to get $100 or $200 free credit, basically no questions asked. And the only thing you c
by colemickens 10y ago
Huh? Azure does not require an enterprise agreement and it's pretty easy to get $100 or $200 free credit, basically no questions asked. And the only thing you can't use that on is certain images that are billed at a higher rate (i.e. Red Hat images).
And where does it say that a 12 seat commitment is required?
(Disclosure: I work for Azure, but nowhere near anything Windows, or this product. I'm a Linux nut and besides I'm not even convinced it's an Azure thing, this smells more like a WDG thing...)