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Annoyingly, Azure does have this capability! If your company is a Microsoft gold partner (there might be other requirements, I can't remember) then your Azure d

by worble 5y ago

Annoyingly, Azure does have this capability! If your company is a Microsoft gold partner (there might be other requirements, I can't remember) then your Azure developer licenses comes with £100 free credit per month. When this money runs out, every service associated with that subscription just shuts down. It doesn't overrun, heck I don't remember even getting an email about it, they just stop until it renews the next month. They just refuse to implement this system for non dev licenses.

NicoJuicy 5y ago
I even got a spending limit of 140€ / m? As dev in org
easton 5y ago
That's exactly the same way that Azure for Students works, which is why I use it instead of AWS Educate (well, that and because Azure doesn't limit what services you can use your $100 on, unlike AWS).