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Getting a Start on Windows Azure Pricing
The Windows Azure Platform Pricing Calculator is designed to help application developers get a rough initial estimate of their Windows Azure usage costs. But where to start? What sort of numbers do you plug in? We've taken a crack at some use cases within this series of whitepapers so you can get a basic idea.
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: Asset Tracking Application
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: Asset Tracking Application
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If you’re developing an asset tracking application to run on Windows Azure, how do you estimate its monthly cost? The Windows Azure team recently launched a new pricing calculator designed to help developers estimate the cost of running their applications on Azure. You use simple sliders to plug information about your application into the calculator—like how many compute instances your application will use, the size of your database, the amount of data transferred to and from the application, and how much storage the application will need. Set the sliders and the calculator kicks out the estimated monthly cost to run the application on a pay-as-you-go model or through special offers.
Presenter: Tony Bailey
Job Title: Senior Marketing Manager, Microsoft
Course Date 09/15/11 08:00 Duration 15 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Introductory Attendance Count 193 views
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: E-Commerce Web Site
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: E-Commerce Web Site
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Estimating the monthly cost of running your e-commerce application on Windows Azure just got easier. The Windows Azure team recently launched a new pricing calculator designed to help developers estimate the cost of running their applications on Azure. You use simple sliders to plug information about your application into the calculator—like how many compute instances your application will use, the size of your database, the amount of data transferred to and from the application, and how much storage the application will need. Set the sliders and the calculator kicks out the estimated monthly cost to run the application on a pay-as-you-go model or through introductory offers.
Presenter: Tony Bailey
Job Title: Senior Marketing Manager, Microsoft
Course Date 09/15/11 08:00 Duration 15 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Introductory Attendance Count 146 views
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: Sales Training Application
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: Sales Training Application
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If you’re developing a sales training application rich in video and other media, how do you estimate its monthly cost to run on Windows Azure? The Windows Azure team recently launched a new pricing calculator designed to help developers estimate the cost of running their applications on Azure. You use simple sliders to plug information about your application into the calculator—like how many compute instances your application will use, the size of your database, the amount of data transferred to and from the application, and how much storage the application will need. Set the sliders and the calculator kicks out the estimated monthly cost to run the application on a pay-as-you-go model or through special offers.
Presenter: Tony Bailey
Job Title: Senior Marketing Manager, Microsoft
Course Date 09/15/11 08:00 Duration 15 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Introductory Attendance Count 54 views
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: Social Media Application
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Windows Azure Pricing Scenario: Social Media Application
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Estimating the monthly cost of running your social media applications on Windows Azure just got easier. The Windows Azure team recently launched a new pricing calculator designed to help developers estimate the cost of running their applications on Azure. You use simple sliders to plug information about your application into the calculator—like how many compute instances your application will use, the size of your database, the amount of data transferred to and from the application, and how much storage the application will need. Set the sliders and the calculator kicks out the estimated monthly cost to run the application on a pay-as-you-go model or through special offers.
Presenter: Tony Bailey
Job Title: Senior Marketing Manager, Microsoft
Course Date 09/15/11 08:00 Duration 15 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Introductory Attendance Count 86 views