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> I would be wary of agreements with Microsoft. I'm unclear what part of their agreement with you was broken. Did they promise future credits, or the continuat
by codingdave 1y ago
> I would be wary of agreements with Microsoft.
I'm unclear what part of their agreement with you was broken. Did they promise future credits, or the continuation of the program? You already said that you retained access to all credits that were approved. It sounds like you built a plan based on a possibility, not a legal contract, but if that isn't a fair take on it, please do elaborate.
- phren0logy 1y agoI addressed this directly: > To be clear: it's their money and their program. I'm not disputing that they are totally within their rights to make this change. But the timing and abrupt nature have left us, and I suspect more than a few others, in the lurch. But it’s fair to say we based our spending decisions not on the existence of the program, but acceptance into the program.
- jimbo101 1y agoThere was little notice of the changes to be made, and their website formerly boasted of the path to unlock more credits within the year-long timeframe. It's Microsoft's money after all, with no guarantee, but the timing of it all kind of hurt us, given that we've built our platform on Azure in order to get more credits from them.