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Azure also doesn't have an SLA, so that's why they don't charge. Google started charging after they added an SLA.
by fernandotakai 7y ago
Azure also doesn't have an SLA, so that's why they don't charge.
Google started charging after they added an SLA.
- dodobirdlord 7y agoMakes sense, the point of an SLA is that you agree to pay back the customer's money if you don't meet it. What does it mean to have an SLA for a free product?