Pricing Overview for Windows Azure in Enterprise Programs

Pricing Overview for Windows Azure in
Enterprise Programs
This page provides information on how Windows Azure is priced and billed for customers that
purchase Windows Azure in one of the following programs:
Enterprise Agreement (EA)
Enterprise Agreement Subscription (EAS)
Enrollment for Application Platform (EAP)
Enrollment for Core Infrastructure (ECI)
Enrollment for Education Solutions (EES)
Enrollment for Windows Azure (EWA)
Customers and channel partners (in the case of our indirect channels) are guaranteed to receive
the prices indicated in their Customer Price Sheet (CPS) or, in the case of an Enrollment for
Education Solutions, their Windows Azure Amendment. There are the following instances
where updated pricing will be provided to existing customers and channel partners outside of the
Customer Price Sheet or the Windows Azure Amendment:
Introduction of new Windows Azure services
Price decreases that are made available to existing customers and channel partners
Customer and channel partners can view their pricing for an enrollment by logging into the
Windows Azure Enterprise Portal and navigating to the price sheet page for that enrollment. If
you purchase Windows Azure indirectly through one of our channel partners, you will need to
obtain your pricing updates from your channel partner.
In addition to the updated pricing, this document also provides additional details on how usage is
calculated for the various Windows Azure services.
Additional Detail
Introduction of new Windows Azure services
Price decreases and billing model changes
Corrections to our pricing
Details on how usage is calculated and billed
Cloud Services
Data Management
Virtual Machines
Web Sites
Business Analytics
Networking
Data Transfers (except CDN)

Caching
Media
Messaging
Windows Azure Active Directory (AD) Access Control
Mobile Services
Appendix A: Friendly Service Names

Introduction of new Windows Azure services
We are continually enhancing Windows Azure and periodically add new services that are priced
separately from existing services. We will provide a minimum of 30 days’ notice before
charging for a new service and include the associated pricing if you elect to utilize that new
service. Customers will receive by default the pricing associated with the price level in which
they qualify. Customers can avoid charges by electing to not use the new service.
March 15, 2013
On March 15, 2013, we added our HDInsight service to the Enterprise Program price list and
notified existing customers. During preview, the head node will be billed at a 50% discount off
of the hourly rate for the standard Cloud Services Extra Large instance and the compute node
will be billed at 50% discount off of the hourly rate for the standard Cloud Services Large
instance.
November 12, 2012 – Windows Azure Support
On November 12, 2012, we introduced Windows Azure Standard and Professional Direct
Support for Enterprise customers. All Enterprise customers receive the Windows Azure
Standard level of support at no charge through December 31, 2012. For more information, click
here.
September 20, 2012 – Web Sites
On September 20, 2012, we introduced the paid version of the shared instance model.
August 28, 2012 – Mobile Services
On August 28, 2012, we introduced Mobile Services in preview.
June 7, 2012 – Six New Services
On June 7, 2012, we introduced the following four new services in preview:
Web Sites
Virtual Machines
Media Services
Virtual Network
The following two services left preview and became generally available:
Locally Redundant Storage
SQL Reporting

Please review the Details section for more information on how usage is calculated and billed .
October 1, 2011 - Caching
On October 1, 2011, we added our Caching service to the Enterprise Program price list and
notified existing customers. If you signed up for Windows Azure prior to this date, you should
have been notified of your pricing. You can also log into to the Enterprise Portal to view your
pricing or, in the case of our indirect customers, you can contact your channel partner.
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Price decreases and billing model changes
Microsoft may change the current Enterprise Program price for individual Windows Azure
services during the term of an enrollment. We will extend the reduced rates to existing
customers while the lower price is in effect. Prices may also increase during the term of an
enrollment if an enrollment’s price was previously reduced lower than its initial rate during the
enrollment. However, an enrollment’s price for a service will not increase beyond that initial
rate. We will inform customers and indirect channel partners of price changes by emailing the
enterprise and partner administrators associated with the enrollment.
Listed below by date are the price changes that impact the Enterprise program. Price decreases
are based off retail prices and are not specific to a customer Enrollment. Customers can view
their current pricing by logging into the Windows Azure Enterprise Portal and viewing their
price sheet. Enterprise Program customers that purchase Windows Azure through a channel
partner should contact their channel partner to obtain their current prices.
March 1, 2013
Geo Redundant and Locally Redundant Storage
In order to achieve greater pricing precision on Geo and Locally Redundant Storage, on March 1,
we updated our part numbers for these two meters with ones of a greater unit of measure (i.e.,
100 GB vs. 10 GB). Because the unit of measure is 10 times greater, the display price is
commensurately 10 times higher as well. Due to rounding, prices may be slightly different on a
per GB basis than in the prior month.
Media Services Encoding and On Demand Streaming
Media Services Encoding and On Demand Streaming will become charged services beginning March 1,
2013. Media Encoding’s retail rate in USD is $1.99 per GB. On-Demand Streaming Units retail rate in
USD is $199 each per month, calculated on a daily basis using the highest number of reserved units that

were active in the account in the corresponding 24-hour period. Our Enterprise Program customers will
receive their standard level discount and commitment discount off of this rate.
December 1, 2012
Geo Redundant and Locally Redundant Storage
Effective December 1, 2012, the price for both Geo Redundant and Locally Redundant storage
capacity for current Enterprise Program customers that have standard rates based on their level
has been decreased by 24%. Please note that due to rounding rules, the effective percentage
discount could be slightly different.
Currency Exchange Rate Changes
On December 1, 2012 Microsoft adjusted its pricing to reflect currency exchange rates. Some currencies
benefited from a 5% price decrease, while others experienced a 5% increase. Existing customers are
guaranteed their price will not raise above their initial rate. However, if current prices are lower than an
enrollment’s initial rates, you may see a price increase up to the amount listed in the table below:
Currency Code Price Change
Canadian Dollar CAD -5%
Swiss Franc CHF 5%
Danish Krone DKK 5%
Euro EUR 5%
British Pound GBP 5%
Japanese Yen JPY -5%
August 1, 2012 – Reduced Commitment Pricing
Effective August 1, 2012, we lowered our standard commitment pricing by increasing our
commitment discount to 23% for all services as compared to our standard Enterprise Program

consumption rates. Previously, our commitment discounts were 10% for storage, CDN and data
transfers and 20% for all other services.
Enrollments can now also qualify for the following additional discounts based on the volume of
their annual monetary commitment:
Commitment Annual Monetary Discount Off Standard Customer’s Specific
Tier Commitment Units Consumption Rates
Pricing
Tier 1 Up to 1,799 Units 23% Commitment price on CPS
Tier 2 1,800 – 4,799 Units 26% Additional 3.90%
off CPS Tier 1 price*
Tier 3 4,800 – 11,999 Units 30% Additional 9.09%
off CPS Tier 1 price*
Tier 4 12,000+ Units 35% Additional 15.58%
off CPS Tier 1 price*
*Additional discounts off of the Tier 1 prices only applies to rates negotiated subsequent to August 1, 2012. Existing enrollments
do qualify for the standard lower rates, including any tiered discounts, if they are lower than their current negotiated rates.
All unused monetary commitment will qualify for the discounts noted above based on an
enrollments’s aggregate annual monetary commitment in effect as of the first day of that month.
For example, if a customer initially purchases 1,200 units of the monetary commitment SKU on
January 1, the enrollment will initially qualify for a discount of 23%. If later on June 15 the
customer places an additional order of 600 units of the monetary commitment SKU for the last 6
months of their initial annual commitment term, the enrollment will then qualify for 26% off its
standard consumption rates beginning on July 1. This is on any of the enrollment’s remaining
monetary commitment balance and not just on the second order of 600 units of the monetary
commitment SKU. Existing enrollments can qualify for these increased discounts based on the
total number of units of the monetary commitment SKU that have been purchased during the
current annual commitment term, effective on any unused monetary commitment balance as of
August 1, 2012.
Please note that an individual enrollment will receive the better of its negotiated price, including
any tiered discounts in which it qualifies that was in effect when Windows Azure was originally
purchased, or the current standard rates in which the enrollment qualifies, including any tiered
discounts in effect for that month.
For questions on how to convert your monetary commitment units to commitment amounts,
please reference your price sheet or contact your channel partner.
June 1, 2012 – CDN and Storage Transactions
Effective June 1, 2012, our listed rates for CDN and Storage transactions were lowered by 90%.

March 8, 2012 – Compute Hours – Extra Small Instance
Effective March 8, 2012, the cost of an extra small compute instance was lowered by 50%.
Please note that all compute hours are converted into small instance hours when billed. So
instead of reporting 1/3 of a small instance hour for each elapsed hour an extra small instance is
deployed, we now are reporting 1/6 of a small instance hour. This results in a 50% lower price.
Please click here for additional details on our different compute instance sizes.
March 1, 2012 – Storage Capacity
Effective March 1, 2012, the price for storage capacity for current Enterprise Program customers
that have standard rates based on their level was decreased by 10.71%.
February 14, 2012 – New SQL Database billing model
Effective February 14, 2012, we introduced a new billing model that lowers the cost per gigabyte
as customers grow their databases. Our standard price on all SQL Databases larger than 1 GB
was reduced between 30 to 86 percent, depending on the size of the database. We also introduced
a 100 megabyte database option for SQL Database that is priced 50% less than before.
February 1, 2012 – Storage capacity and data transfers
Effective February 1, 2012, the prices to current Enterprise Program customers that have
standard rates based on their level were decreased as follows:
Service Unit of Measure Percent Decrease
Data Transfer Egress NA/EMEA (Zone 1) 10 GB 20%
Data Transfer Egress APAC (Zone 2) 10 GB 5%
Storage Capacity 10 GB 6.6%
December 1, 2011 – New Service Bus billing model
Effective December 1, 2011, Service Bus migrated to a new billing model based on Relay Hours
and Messages. Service Bus was offered at no charge through June 30, 2012. Beginning on July
1, 2012, our public prices in US dollars for customers that purchase on the Windows Azure web
site are as follows:
$0.10 per 100 Relay Hours
$0.01 per 10,000 Messages
Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard level discount and commitment
discount off of the above rates.
July 1, 2011 – Free inbound data transfers

Effective July 1, 2011, we no longer charge for inbound data transfers.
Corrections to our pricing
February 2013
On February 22, 2013, there was a worldwide service outage that impacted Windows Azure
Storage and the following dependent services:
Media Services
Mobile Services
Service Bus
Web Sites
Geo Redundant Storage, Locally Redundant Storage, Storage Transactions, Media Services
Encoding and Service Bus received a 25% discount for usage in February. Because Mobile
Services and Webs Sites are emitted as part of the Cloud Services, they were credited for 25% of
their February usage. This credit will appear as an adjustment to the new purchase amount in the
enterprise portal on the usage summary report in either February or March of 2013.
December 2012
From December 28-30, 2012, Windows Azure Storage service experienced a service interruption
in a single cluster in the South Central US sub region that caused a limited number of storage
nodes in that particular cluster to go offline. For EA customers with storage accounts that were
impacted, we updated their rates to not charge for Local Redundant and Geo Redundant storage
as well as storage transactions for December, 2012.
November 2012
For Cache hours from 11/4/2012 00:00 through 11/16/2012 23:59 (UTC time), the system
originally overstated Cache usage by exactly 100% for reported usage during this time. This
usage has since been properly stated and the issue that caused this problem has been fixed to
prevent its reoccurrence.
October 2012
For compute hours and associated data transfers for the day of October 7, 2012, the system
originally overstated this usage by exactly 100% for 19 of the 24 hours that our system reported
usage for this day. Since our totals are aggregated by day and to ensure no customer is
overbilled, we reduced all compute hours and the data transfers associated with compute hours
for October 7, 2012 by 50% of what was originally reported. This results in a slight error in our
customers’ favor. The underlying issue that caused this double reporting has been corrected and
appropriate controls have been implemented to avoid its reoccurrence.

Prior to August 1, 2012, we had a few pricing errors that resulted in customers receiving lower
rates than they should have on some services. These errors included:
SQL Azure Business Edition customers receiving an extra 90% discount off their
negotiated rates through July 2012
Customers receiving the new August 2012 commitment rates on their July 2012 usage
Storage customers receiving an additional 10.71% discount off our standard pricing for
their June and July 2012 usage.
These errors have been corrected on a go forward basis but we will enable customers to retain
the benefit of these lower rates for these prior months.
For customers utilizing CDN, we planned to report CDN data transfers separately effective June
25, 2012 onward. Due to a system issue that has since been corrected, this separately reported
CDN data transfer usage was not originally included in an enrollment’s usage reporting or
reflected in an enrollment’s monetary commitment balance. For July 1 onward, this has been
corrected and you may have recently seen a change in your usage and/or monetary commitment
balance. To avoid having to reopen June, we have elected not to restate usage for June 25 - 30,
2012, and will not charge for CDN data transfer usage for this period. We apologize for any
inconvenience that this may have caused.
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Details on how usage is calculated and billed
Cloud Services
Windows Azure Web and Worker roles are charged only when your application is deployed.
When developing and testing your application, developers will want to remove the compute
instances that are not being used to minimize compute hour billing. Partial compute hours are
billed as full hours.
The table below summarizes the resources provided for each instance size.
Virtual Machine Size CPU Cores Memory
Extra Small Shared 768 MB
Small 1 1.75 GB
Medium 2 3.5 GB
Large 4 7 GB
Extra Large 8 14 GB
Details on the Cloud Services compute instance sizes .

All Cloud Services compute hours are converted into small instance hours when presented on
your bill. For example, one clock hour of a medium compute instance would be presented as two
small compute instance hours on your bill. This table describes how each of the compute
instance sizes is converted to the number of small compute instance hours:
Compute Instance Size Clock Hours Small Instance Hours
Extra Small 1 hour 1/6 hour
Small 1 hour 1 hour
Medium 1 hour 2 hours
Large 1 hour 4 hours
Extra Large 1 hour 8 hours
Compute hours are billed based on the number of clock hours your service was deployed
multiplied by the number of equivalent small compute instances included in your deployment.
Partial compute instance hours (prior to conversion) are billed as full compute hours for each
clock hour an instance is deployed. For example, if you deploy a small compute instance at 10:50
AM and delete the deployment at 11:10 AM, you will be billed for two small compute hours, one
hour for usage during 10:50 AM to 11:00 AM and another hour for usage during 11:00 AM to
11:10 AM.
For other compute instance sizes you deploy, your hours will be converted into the equivalent
small instance hours by multiplying by 1/6, 2, 4 or 8, depending on the compute instance size
deployed. In addition, each time you delete your deployment and redeploy your service, you will
be billed a minimum of one clock hour for each compute instance deployed. However, any
instances deployed for less than five minutes within one clock hour will not be charged.
Data Management
SQL Database
SQL Database is billed based on a graduated rate based on the size of the database. It is available
in two editions: Web and Business. The Web Edition supports up to a 5 GB maximum T-SQL
based relational database. The Business Edition supports up to a 150 GB maximum size T-SQLbased
relational database. You are billed per database per month in Database Units based on the
size of the database.
For illustrative purposes, below is the price per database per month based on the size of the
database using our Pay-As-You-Go prices in US dollars for customers that purchase Windows
Azure directly from our Windows Azure web site (with the standard 23% discount for the
commitment prices):
Price Per Database Per Month Database Units (DU) That
Database Size
Commitment Consumption Will Appear On Your bill
Up to 100 MB Flat $3.846 Flat $4.995 0.5 DU
Greater than 100 MB to Flat $7.692 Flat $9.99 1 DU

1 GB
Greater than 1 GB to 10
GB
Greater than 10 GB to 50
GB
Greater than 50 GB to
150 GB
$7.692 for first GB
$3.077 for each
additional GB
$35.385 for first 10GB
$1.538 for each
additional GB
$96.905 for first 50GB
$0.769 for each
additional GB
$9.99 for first GB
$3.996 for each additional
GB
$45.954 for first 10 GB
$1.998 for each additional
GB
$125.874 for first 50 GB
$0.999 for each additional
GB
1 DU for first GB
0.4 DU for each additional
GB
4.6 DU for first 10 GB
0.2 DU for each additional
GB
12.6 DU for first 50 GB
0.1 DU for each additional
GB
On February 14, 2012, we changed the SQL Database Business Edition and Web Edition
database meters’ unit of measure from being per gigabyte / per database to what we refer to as a
Database Unit. For existing customers, your commitment and overage prices for Web and
Business Edition did not change but the quantity billed was lowered for all database sizes except
a 1 GB Web Edition database.
For example, using the Pay-As-You-Go price in US dollars for customers that buy from our
Windows Azure web site, the price would be $9.99 per database unit (although Business Edition
utilizes a larger unit of measure of 10 Database Units):
Overage Part Old Unit of New Unit of Retail
Service
Number Measure
Measure Price
Web Edition N6H-00001 1 Gigabyte 1 Database Unit $9.99
Business Edition P4H-00002 10 Gigabytes 10 Database Units $99.90
For databases greater than 1 GB, we bill in the next whole gigabyte increment. You are also
only charged each day for those databases that you have deployed, based on the maximum size
of each database on that day. For example, if you utilize a Web Edition database of 4.4 GB for
only one day during a billing month, you will be charged for a 5 GB database for that day.
Below is the calculation of how you would be billed:
DB
Database Units
Service Size
(A)
Web Edition 5 GB 2.6
(1 DU for the first 1 GB
+ 0.4 DU per GB for next 4
GB)
Days in
Month
(B)
Quantity
Per Day
(A / B)
Price Per Cost Per
DU Day
31 0.083871 $9.99 $0.84

Storage
Storage is billed in units of the average daily amount of data stored (in GB) over a monthly
period. For example, if you consistently utilized 10 GB of storage for the first half of the month
and none for the second half of the month, you would be billed for your average usage of 5 GB
of storage.
Windows Azure storage provides two levels of redundancy:
Locally Redundant Storage (LRS) - provides highly durable and available storage within
a single sub region.
Geo Redundant Storage (GRS) - provides our highest level of durability by additionally
storing your data in a second sub region within the same region
Storage accounts by default are set up to be geographically redundant. Customers that do not
require this additional level of durability can turn off their storage accounts’ default settings for
Geo Redundancy to obtain a reduced rate for storage.
For Windows Azure Drive storage, you will be billed only for the storage space used by the page
blob and the read/write transactions to the page blob. You will not be charged for read
transactions that utilize the local drive cache. Windows Azure Drive usage is billed at the same
rates as standard Windows Azure Storage and is included with Windows Azure Storage usage in
your bill. There is not a separate line item for Windows Azure Drive on your bill.
Virtual Machines
Windows Azure Virtual Machines enable you to deploy a custom Windows Server or Linux
image to Windows Azure. Virtual Machines give developers full control over the application
environment and allow easy migration of existing applications to the cloud. Customers can
choose between a Windows and Non-Windows Virtual Machine (VM). The Windows Virtual
Machine includes Windows Server licensing costs. The Non-Windows Virtual Machine allows
you to separately license and deploy a non-Windows host operating system. Virtual Machines
are charged at 33% off of your Cloud Services Compute rate during preview. The Virtual
Machines prices displayed in the Enterprise Portal will be effective the date these services
become generally available. See the Preview and General Availability rates below for more
details.
For illustrative purposes, below are the prices during preview and GA for Windows and Non-
Windows Virtual Machines using our Pay-As-You-Go prices in US dollars for customers that
purchase Windows Azure directly from our Windows Azure web site:
Windows Non-Windows
Compute CPU
price/hour
price/hour
instance size Cores Memory Preview GA* Preview GA*
Extra Small Shared 768 MB $0.013 $0.020 $0.013 $0.020
Small 1 1.75 GB $0.080 $0.115 $0.080 $0.085
Medium 2 3.5 GB $0.160 $0.230 $0.160 $0.170
Large 4 7 GB $0.320 $0.460 $0.320 $0.340

Extra Large 8 14 GB $0.640 $0.920 $0.640 $0.680
*General Availability date has not yet been announced.
Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard level discount and commitment
discount off of the above rates.
Customers can also deploy a Windows Virtual Machine with a SQL Server 2012 Evaluation
copy from the image gallery during preview on instance sizes of medium or larger. To use SQL
Server 2012 Enterprise capabilities, SQL Server 2012 Evaluation should be deployed on a large
or x-large Windows Azure Virtual Machine. There is no cost for the SQL Server 2012
Evaluation copy, but customers will be charged our standard preview Virtual Machines rates.
For illustrative purposes, below are the rates for the usage of a VM gallery image containing
SQL Server using our Pay-As-You-Go prices in US dollars for customers that purchase
Windows Azure directly from our Windows Azure web site:
Compute
instance size
CPU
Cores
Enterprise Web Standard
2012 Evaluation
Copy
2008 R2 & 2012 2008 R2 & 2012
Preview Only GA* GA*
Extra Small Shared Not Supported N/A N/A
Small 1 Not Supported $0.045 $0.55
Medium 2 No Charge $0.045 $0.55
Large 4 No Charge $0.045 $0.55
Extra Large 8 No Charge $0.09 $1.10
*General Availability date has not yet been announced. Standard Windows VM rates will be charged in addition to
the SQL Server rates noted above.
Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard level discount and commitment
discount off of the above rates.
All Virtual Machine compute hours are converted into small instance hours in the same manner
and ratios as described in the Cloud Services section. The one exception is that during preview,
Windows and Non-Windows Virtual Machines will be billed at 33% less compute hours against
the existing compute SKUs to deliver the discounted preview pricing. For example, let’s say
you currently are being charged at $1.20 per 10 hours for small compute hours and you incur 120
hours of either Windows or Non-Windows Virtual Machines. Your bill will show 33% less (i.e.,
80 hours) for a total charge of $9.60 (8 X $1.20). Your detail usage records will indicate which
compute hours represent Virtual Machines, so you will be able to easily gross these hours back
up by dividing by two-thirds to state the actual hours of Virtual Machines that you utilized.
Compute hours are charged whenever the Virtual Machine is deployed, irrespective of whether it
is running or not. Compute hours do not include any Windows Azure Storage costs associated
with the image running in Windows Azure Virtual Machines. These costs are billed separately.

For a full description of how compute hours are calculated, please refer to the Cloud Services
section.
Windows Azure has a similarly named service, the VM Role Beta (stateless), which was released
at PDC10. If you are still using the VM Role Beta, it will continue to be charged at the same
compute rates for Cloud Services instances as noted in the Cloud Services section.
When you upload your on-premises Windows Server images to Windows Azure, Microsoft
provides the Windows Server license keys for any running instances. Your on-premises
Windows Server license does not transfer with the uploaded image. If you then download the
uploaded image to run back on-premises, you will then be required to supply a license to this
image. The license provided in Windows Azure is non-transferrable to on-premises.
Microsoft License Mobility through Software Assurance on Windows Azure
With License Mobility through Software Assurance, you can:
Deploy certain server application licenses purchased under your Volume Licensing
agreement in Windows Azure data centers;
Extend the value of your server application licenses by deploying them on-premises or in
the cloud; and
Take advantage of the low cost computing infrastructure for changing business priorities.
More program benefit details and information can be found here.
Web Sites (Preview)
Windows Azure Web Sites makes it easy to develop, test, deploy, and run web sites in the cloud.
During our preview of Windows Azure Web Sites, you can enable an existing subscription to
receive up to 10 web sites at no charge for one year, and scale your application as traffic grows
to either a paid shared or reserve instance model. Go to our Preview Features page to sign up.
Free Instance Model
With the Windows Azure Web Sites free instance model, you will receive the following at no
charge:
10 free web sites per sub region* on the AzureWebSites.net domain
Limited to 165GB of Egress per day per sub region and all data transferred are
billed at your normal rates.
1 GB of storage per sub region (shared by all web sites)
20 MB of a third-party MySQL database per sub region for the first 12 months
(charges may apply thereafter)
* Sub regions currently available are US West, US East, Europe North, and Europe West.

By default, your free web sites on the AzureWebSites.net domain are configured in a free shared
instance model, running alongside other users’ web sites and sharing web server resources. You
can elect at any time to upgrade to either a paid version of the shared instance model or the
reserved instance model.
Shared Instance Model
The shared instance model provides support for custom domain names, 1 GB of storage, and
unlimited outbound data transfer charged at your normal rates. Up to three instances per Web site
may be deployed at an additional cost.
Under the shared instance model, you will receive the following benefits:
The ability to assign your custom host or domain name
Outbound traffic charged at your normal rates; unlimited inbound data transfer
1 GB storage (shared by all sites)
20 MB of a third-party, MySQL database
Our standard public price for shared instance hours will be $0.02 / hour (approx. $14.40 / month)
per Web Site instance at general availability. During preview, a 33% discount will be applied for
an effective monthly rate of $9.60 / month, per Web Site instance. During preview, all paid
shared instance hours will be billed using the current Cloud Services small compute meter,
except we will emit 1/9th of the Cloud Services small compute hours to deliver the discounted
pricing of $9.60 / month per Web Site instance. The monthly calculation per paid shared Web
Site instance is as follows: 720 hours * 1/9 * $0.12 = $9.60.
As your web site traffic grows, you can seamlessly upgrade to the reserved-instance model with
private virtual machine instances dedicated solely to your apps.
Reserved-Instance Model
The reserved-instance model provides dedicated virtual machine instances for all of your web
sites and 10 GB of storage for your content. With the reserved-instance model, you get unlimited
outbound data transfers, charged at your normal rate.
When you upgrade to the reserved-instance model, all your web sites will run on dedicated
virtual machines assigned just to you. You will receive the following benefits per month:
Ability to assign all of your web sites a custom host or domain name
Unlimited outbound data transfers charged at your normal rates; unlimited
inbound data transfers
10 GB of storage (shared by all sites)

20 MB of a third-party MySQL database
The table below details the reserved-instance model public pricing based on the size of the
reserved instance selected:
Reserved
Instance Size
CPU Cores Memory Preview* price per
hour (33% Discount)
Small 1 1.75 GB $0.08 $0.12
Medium 2 3.5 GB $0.16 $0.24
Large 4 7 GB $0.32 $0.48
*Web Sites is currently in preview. The general availability date has not been announced yet.
General Availability
price per hour
All reserved instance-hours are converted to small-instance hours in the ratios noted below:
Reserved-Instance Size Clock Hours Small-Instance Hours
Small 1 1 hour
Medium 1 2 hours
Large 1 4 hours
During preview, all reserved instance hours will be billed using the current Cloud Services
compute meter, except we will bill 33 percent fewer compute hours to deliver the discounted
pricing noted above.
Web Site Offering Feature Comparison
Feature Free Shared Reserved
Custom domain
name
No Yes Yes
Sites 10 per sub region 100 per sub region 100 per sub region
Storage 1 GB per sub region 1 GB per sub region 10 GB per sub region
Storage
transactions
Relational
database
Data transfer
inbound
Data transfer
outbound
CPU
Price Free
Included at no charge Included at no charge Included at no charge
20 MB of MySQL
database per sub region.
Shared by all web sites
20 MB of MySQL database
per sub region. Shared by all
web sites
Free Free Free
Limited to 165MB per
day per sub region
Up to 60 minutes of
CPU cycles per day
20 MB of MySQL database
per sub region. Shared by
all web sites
Billed at your normal rates Billed at your normal rates
Up to 240 minutes of CPU
cycles per day
1/9 off of your normal Cloud
Services small compute rates
Dedicated CPU instances
1/3 off of your normal
Cloud Services small

Web Site Offering Feature Comparison
Feature Free Shared Reserved
(preview)
compute rates (preview)
1/6 off of your normal Cloud
Services small compute rates
(general availability)
Normal Cloud Services
small compute rates
(general availability)
For Windows Azure Web Sites, we reserve the right to suspend service for nonuse or inactivity.
We will determine such nonuse or inactivity in accordance with the following criteria: no
administrative action or end-user access for more than 90 days. We may use other reasonable
criteria at our discretion from time to time. We will give you at least 30 days' notice before
suspending service.
Both the free and paid versions of the shared-instance model operate in a multitenant
environment, in which server resources such as CPU and memory are shared between all the
subscribers with Web Site deployments. Therefore, quotas are enforced per web site or across all
web sites, which may result in a temporary disruption of service if one or more of your sites are
using more than the allowed quota for a given resource.
More about Web Sites
Business Analytics
SQL Reporting
SQL Reporting is offered at no charge for billing periods beginning prior to August 1, 2012. For
billing periods beginning after July 31, 2012, SQL Reporting will be charged for each clock hour
of a reporting instance. If running your reports spans a clock hour, you will be billed a minimum
of one reporting instance to complete the execution of your reports.
Reporting instance hours are charged only when your service is deployed. A customer is billed a
minimum of a single hour (a “Reporting Instance Hour”) while they have SQL Reporting
deployed. This base charge covers up to 200 reports each clock hour. During each clock hour
that you generate more than 200 reports, you will be billed another Reporting Instance Hour for
each additional block of 200 reports, rounded up.
For example, if you deployed one reporting instance for one day during the billing cycle and
during that one day you stayed within 200 reports for every hour except for one hour, where you
initiated 250 reports. You would be billed for two hours for that hour you exceeded 200 reports
for a total of 25 Reporting Instance Hours for that day.
Networking

Virtual Network
Windows Azure Virtual Network is currently available in preview at no charge. The date for
general availability of this service has not yet been announced. For illustrative purposes, when
the service is generally available, it will be priced at $0.05 per VPN connection-hour using our
Pay-As-You-Go prices in US dollars for customers that purchase Windows Azure directly from
our Windows Azure web site. Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard
level discount and commitment discount off of this rate.
When you create a hardware VPN connection for your virtual network with a VPN gateway, you
will be charged for each VPN connection hour that the connection is provisioned and available.
When you terminate your VPN connection, the charges for that connection will cease. Partial
VPN connection-hours are billed as full hours. All data transferred over the VPN connection is
charged at Azure’s standard data transfer rates. All resources consumed within the provisioned
private network(s) are charged at regular Azure prices for the resource (e.g. compute, storage
etc.)
Connect and Traffic Manager
Windows Azure Connect and Traffic Manager are currently in Community Technology Preview
(CTP) and available at no charge.
Data Transfers (except CDN)
All inbound data transfers (i.e. data going into Window Azure datacenters) are free. Data
transfers are charged based on the total amount of data moving out of Windows Azure
datacenters via the internet in a given billing period. Data transfers between Windows Azure
services located within the same sub-region are not subject to charge. Data transfers between
sub-regions are charged at normal rates on both sides of the transfer. A sub-region is the lowest
level geo-location that you may select to deploy your applications and associated data.
Below is a list of our regions and sub-regions for normal data transfers (except for CDN).
Regions Sub Regions
North Europe
Western Europe
East US
Zone 1
North Central US
South Central US*
West US
East Asia
Zone 2
Southeast Asia
*Unavailable for storage and compute on new subscriptions
Caching

CDN
Content Delivery Network (CDN) charges are incurred for the data requests the CDN receives
and for the data it transfers out to satisfy these requests. CDN charges do not include charges
associated with transferring data from Windows Azure Storage to CDN. Any data transfers and
storage transactions incurred to get data from Windows Azure Storage to the CDN will be
charged separately at your Data Transfer and Storage transaction rates.
Windows Azure CDN data transfer charges are based on the data center location from which the
traffic was served - not the end user's location. Below is a table that maps the data center
locations to their associated billing zone.
Billing Regions Geographic Location
North America
Zone 1
Europe
Asia Pacific
Zone 2 Latin America
Middle East / Africa
Developers cannot control which locations are used to deliver content, so bills may reflect
delivery charges from any of the Windows Azure CDN billing regions. User requests are
directed to CDN nodes based on their Internet Service Provider's routing tables as well as
network conditions. Users may be routed to locations that are preferred by their ISP, and/or
nodes that are judged as "closer" in a logical sense. These nodes will not necessarily be in
physical proximity. For example, if a developer deploys content on the CDN and end users are
in both Europe and Asia Pacific, the developer would likely see charges for delivery in both
Zone 1 and Zone 2. However, some users may be served from one of our other geographic
locations such as North America, based on routing tables and network status, if for example an
Asia Pacific CDN node became unreachable. In this example, the developer would be charged
for data transfers at Zone 1 rates for those users.
When the Windows Azure CDN receives a request for an object it does not have at an edge
location, it will make a standard request of Windows Azure Storage to obtain the data. CDN
charges do not include fees associated with transferring this data from Windows Azure Storage
to CDN. Any data transfers and storage transactions incurred to get data from Windows Azure
Storage to CDN will be charged separately at our normal Windows Azure Storage rates. CDN
charges are incurred for data requests it receives and for the data it transfers out to satisfy these
requests.
Availability of content in the Windows Azure CDN's local caches (often called "cache efficacy"
or "offload") is nondeterministic but is influenced by multiple factors including:
Expiration ("max-age") header values
Overall total size of the developer's content library (how much could be cached)
Active working set (how much is currently cached)
Traffic (how much is being served)
Cache churn (how often are objects being added to cache, or aging out)

For example, a developer with a large ("wide") library with high churn and high traffic will have
less cache efficacy than other users, because cache turnover is higher, so objects will be swapped
in and out more frequently. This developer's overall Windows Azure Storage data transfer
charges will be proportionally higher, since more origin requests are required. The overall enduser
experience in this example will also be slightly slower on average since fewer requests are
served from cache. The main cost control for developers to affect cache efficacy is the "maxage"
HTTP header. Longer max-age headers allow the CDN to hold objects longer, reducing the
need to make origin requests.
Caching
Windows Azure Caching delivers data closer to application logic. As user load increases, the
Cache helps applications be more responsive and allows your applications to scale. Choose
between two deployment options –a managed, multi-tenant shared cache (Shared Caching) or a
cache that uses your existing or dedicated web/worker roles – called the Caching (Preview).
With the shared cache, cache resources are used from a shared pool across all tenants who
subscribe to the service. With the Caching (Preview), a cache uses the memory in compute
resources (Web or Worker roles) that are specifically provisioned for a single tenant. You can
use existing compute resources or create dedicated resources just for use by the cache.
Shared Caching (Managed Service)
Shared Caching is priced per cache size per month, no matter how much cache you actually use.
You will also be charged for data transfers that go outside of the data center in which your
services are provisioned.
Once you provision a specific cache size, the service limits the amount of data you put in the
cache to that size. Your application might temporarily have more data in the cache than the size
for which you signed up, but the system will soon take corrective action and delete data from
your cache to keep your cache size within the provisioned size.
In order to make sure there is fair usage of resources, the service might enforce limitations based
on the number of transactions being made against the cache, the total data transfer being
consumed, or the number of concurrent connections being used. If you exceed the limitations
enforced by the service, your application will be notified by receiving an exception specifying
the specific quota limit you have reached.
The table below provides a general guideline that can help you plan your usage of the service.
This guideline is a high-level estimate and is subject to revision in the future.
Cache Size Transactions Per Hour Data Transfers Per Hour (MB)
Concurrent
Connections
128MB 400,000 1,400 10
256MB 800,000 2,800 10
512MB 1,600,000 5,600 20
1GB 3,200,000 11,200 40
2GB 6,400,000 22,400 80
4GB 12,800,000 44,800 160

Please note that a consistent billing unit of measure of 128 MB is utilized for all the different
sizes of cache. So, for example, if you were to deploy a 1 GB cache, you would see a quantity
of 8 on your bill.
Caching (Preview)
Windows Azure Caching (Preview) can be deployed as a service alongside other application
code in your Web or Worker roles or you can choose to have Worker roles specifically dedicated
to the cache. The cache is distributed across the compute resources you select and integrated
into the Windows Azure SDK. Once deployed in Web or Worker roles, there is no additional
charge for caching above and beyond normal Cloud Services rates which vary by the type of role
and the role size.
Media Services Encoding
Encoding using Windows Azure Media Services will be billed based on data processed in
gigabytes. The total gigabytes processed are equal to the data input to the encoder, plus the data
output from the encoder calculated for a billing-cycle month. Both input and output data will be
stored in the Media Services customer’s storage account, for which the standard Windows Azure
Storage and Data Transfer charges will apply. Media Encoding will remain free of charge until
March 1, 2013, when it will be billed at $1.99 per GB.Our Enterprise Program customers will
receive their standard level discount and commitment discount off of this rate.
Media Services Encoding Reserved Unit
You may choose to purchase Encoding Reserved Units to get parallel processing of media tasks.
The number of media tasks that will be processed in parallel will be equal to the number of
reserved units purchased. Media Services Encoding Reserved Units is available at no charge
until February 1, 2013, when it will be billed at $99 each per month, calculated on a daily basis
using the highest number of reserved units that are provisioned in the account in the
corresponding 24-hour period. For example, if you purchase five Encoding Reserved Units at
11:00, and then bring the number down to 3 Reserved Units at 15:00, you will be charged for
five Reserved Units for that day. If you purchase five Encoding Reserved Units at 23:00, and
then bring the number down to three Reserved Units at 10:00 the next day, you will be charged
for five Reserved Units for day one and also for day two since you had five Reserved Units for
the first 10 hours of that day. Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard level
discount and commitment discount off of this rate.
Media Services Packaging
Packaging using Windows Azure Media Services is currently available at no charge.
Media Services On-Demand Streaming

Media Services On-Demand Streaming will be free until March 1, 2013. After March 1, 2013,
On-Demand Streaming Units will be $199 each per month, calculated on a daily basis using the
highest number of reserved units that were active in the account in the corresponding 24-hour
period. Standard Windows Azure Data Transfer charges apply for all data moving out of the
Windows Azure data centers. Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard level
discount and commitment discount off of this rate.
More about Media Services
Messaging
Service Bus
Beginning on June 1, 2012, our public prices in US dollars for customers that purchase on the
Windows Azure web site are as follows:
$0.10 per 100 Relay Hours
$0.01 per 10,000 Messages
Our Enterprise Program customers will receive their standard level discount and commitment
discount off of the above rates.
Messages are charged based on the number of messages sent to, or delivered by, the Service Bus
during the billing month. This includes delivery of “null” messages in response to receive
requests against empty queues/subscriptions. Messages over 64KB in size will be charged an
additional message for each additional 64KB of data (rounded up).
Relay Hours will be charged from the time of creation to deletion (from when the first listener
opens to when the last listener closes on the endpoint) and rounded up to the next whole hour.
There is no relay hour charge if you are only using Service Bus Queues and Topics.
In addition to the prices noted above for Service Bus, you will also be charged for the associated
Data Transfers for Egress outside the data center that your services are provisioned.
Mobile Services (Preview)
For Windows Azure Mobile Services, a Mobile Service is best conceptualized as the back end of
an application. Thus, each application can utilize every available Mobile Services feature. For
example, one Mobile Service could include structured storage, user authentication via Facebook,
and push notifications. Each Windows Azure subscription receives 10 free Mobile Services
running on shared instances.

At this time, we have no plans to charge for the first 10 Mobile Services running on shared
instances, other than your Windows Azure SQL Database usage, which is billed separately. If
our plans change, you will receive 30 days’ notice of that change.
You can visit our Preview Features page to enroll in the Mobile Services preview and start
building, deploying, and running up to 10 shared instances of Mobile Services at no charge.*
The Mobile Services shared-instance model provides the following services at no charge:
Mobile Services: Up to 10 Mobile Services*
Data Transfers: 165 MB of outbound data transfers per day per subscription; unlimited
inbound data transfers
* Use of Mobile Services requires a SQL Database, which is charged at your normal rates.
By default, your free 10 Mobile Services are configured in a shared-instance model, running in a
shared compute environment alongside other users’ Mobile Services and sharing the server
resources.
You can elect at any time to upgrade to the reserved-instance model, which provides up to three
dedicated server instances for all of your Mobile Services at an additional cost. When you switch
to the reserved-instance model, you can create and manage up to 100 Mobile Services.* In
addition, with the reserved-instance model, you are not restricted in the amount of outbound data
transfers that you can use each day, but you will be charged at your normal rates.
Please note that Mobile Services deployed to a given sub region scale up or down as a group, and
groups are charged independently. For example, if you upgrade one Mobile Service in the West
US data center to a reserved instance and one Mobile Service in the East US data center to a
reserved instance, you will be charged for two reserved instances of Mobile Services.
Additionally, if you deploy multiple Mobile Services to a sub region and upgrade one of those
Mobile Services to a reserved instance, you must upgrade all the other Mobile Services that you
have deployed in that sub region. For example, if you have three Mobile Services deployed to
US West and one deployed to US East, upgrading one Mobile Service in US West will
automatically upgrade the other two Mobile Services in that sub region, but not the Mobile
Service in US East. If you upgrade the single Mobile Service in US East, the Mobile Services in
US West will not be affected.
During the Windows Azure Mobile Services preview, under the reserved-instance model, you
will receive the following services per month:
Mobile Services: Up to 100 Mobile Services
Data Transfers: Unlimited outbound data transfers charged at your normal rates;
unlimited inbound data transfers

Mobile services deployed under the reserved-instance model are currently available only in the
small virtual machine size powered by 1 CPU core and 1.75 GB of memory. Multiple small
instances may be purchased if your needs exceed this capacity.
Mobile Services is currently in preview. During preview, all reserved-instance hours will be
billed using the current Cloud Services compute meter, except we will bill 33 percent fewer
compute hours to deliver the discounted public pricing of $0.08 per hour. Upon general
availability of Mobile Services (date to be announced), the public price will be $0.12 per hour.
For Mobile Services, we reserve the right to suspend service for nonuse or inactivity. We will
determine nonuse or inactivity using the following criteria: no administrative action or end-user
access for more than 90 days. We may use other reasonable criteria at our discretion from time to
time. We will give you notice before suspending service.
More about Mobile Services
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Appendix A: Friendly Service Names (for current part numbers)
Table 1: Commitment Part Numbers
Commitment Name
AppFabricAccessCtrl ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
Service Friendly Name Commitment
Part Number
MVL 100KTrnsctn Commit Access Control Service Transactions P6H-00003
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
128MB Commit 128MB Cache 128 MB 3SK-00005 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
1GB Commit 1GB Cache 1 GB 3SK-00001 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
256MB Commit 256MB Cache 256 MB 3SK-00008 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
2GB Commit 2GB Cache 2 GB 3SK-00007 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
4GB Commit 4GB Cache 4 GB 3SK-00004 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
512MB Commit 512MB Cache 512 MB 3SK-00011 128 MB
Commitment
Quantity Per Unit
100,000
Transactions
AppFabricSrvcBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL 1000RlyHrs Commit Service Bus Relay Hours P5H-00023 1,000 Relay Hours
AppFabricSrvcBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL 1MMsgs Commit Service Bus Messages P5H-00021 1,000,000 Messages
SQLAzureBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10DtbaseUnt Commit SQL Azure Business 10 DU P4H-00011 10 DU
SQLAzureBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10InstanceHrs Commit SQLRptg
SQL Azure Business 10 Instance
Hours Reporting P4H-00005 10 Instance Hours
SQLAzureWeb ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
1DBUnit Commit SQL Azure Database Web Edition N6H-00005
WinAzureCDN ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit DtaTrnsfrsZn1
WinAzureCDN ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit DtaTrnsfrsZn2
WinAzureCDN ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10MTrnsctns Commit
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL 100hrs Commit VirtNtwrk
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL 100hrs Commit VrtMchnRole(NW)
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL 100hrs Commit VrtMchnRole(W)
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL 10hrs Commit SmallInstance
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL
MVL DataPrcssdGB Commit MdiaSrvcs
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit EgressZone1
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit EgressZone2
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit IngressAPAC
Windows Azure CDN 10 GB Data
Transfers Zone 1 P3H-00024 10 GB
Windows Azure CDN 10 GB Data
Transfers Zone 2 P3H-00021 10 GB
Windows Azure CDN 10M
Transactions P3H-00027
1 Database Unit
(DU)
10,000,000
Transactions
Windows Azure Compute 100 Hrs
Virtual Network N7H-00018 100 Hours
Windows Azure Compute 100 Hrs
VM (Non-Windows) N7H-00014 100 Hours
Windows Azure Compute 100 Hrs
VM (Windows) N7H-00023 100 Hours
Windows Azure Compute Hours -
Small Instance N7H-00013 10 Hours
Windows Azure Compute Data
Processed (GB) Media Services N7H-00016 1 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer Egress
Zone 1 Q5H-00010 10 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer Egress
Zone 2 Q5H-00009 10 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer
Ingress APAC Q5H-00011 10 GB

Commitment Name Service Friendly Name Commitment
Part Number
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit IngressNA/EMEA
Windows Azure Data Transfer
Ingress NA/EMEA Q5H-00012 10 GB
WinAzureStrg ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit Capacity Geo Redundant Storage N9H-00005 10 GB
WinAzureStrg ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10GB Commit Non-GeoRplctd Locally Redundant Storage N9H-00006 10 GB
WinAzureStrg ShrdSvr ALNG SubsVL MVL
10MTrnsctns Commit
Windows Azure Storage 10M
Transactions N9H-00008
Commitment
Quantity Per Unit
10,000,000
Transactions

Table 2: Consumption Part Numbers
Consumption Name
AppFabricAccessCtrl ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
Service Friendly Name Consumption
Part Number
100KTrnsctn Ovrg Access Control Service Transactions P6H-00004
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
128MB Ovrg 128MB Cache 128 MB 3SK-00006 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
1GB Ovrg 1GB Cache 1 GB 3SK-00002 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
256MB Ovrg 256MB Cache 256 MB 3SK-00009 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
2GB Ovrg 2GB Cache 2 GB 3SK-00003 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
4GB Ovrg 4GB Cache 4 GB 3SK-00010 128 MB
AppFabricCache ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
512MB Ovrg 512MB Cache 512 MB 3SK-00012 128 MB
Consumption
Quantity Per Unit
100,000
Transactions
AppFabricSrvcBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
1000RlyHrs Ovrg Service Bus Relay Hours P5H-00024 1,000 Relay Hours
AppFabricSrvcBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
1MMsgs Ovrg Service Bus Messages P5H-00022 1,000,000 Messages
SQLAzureBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10DtbaseUnt Ovrg SQL Azure Business 10 DU P4H-00012
SQLAzureBsnss ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10InstanceHrs Ovrg SQLRptg
10 Database Units
(DU)
SQL Azure Business 10 Instance
Hours Reporting P4H-00006 10 Instance Hours
SQLAzureWeb ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
1DBUnit Ovrg SQL Azure Database Web Edition N6H-00006
WinAzureCDN ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10GB Ovrg DtaTrnsfrsZn1
WinAzureCDN ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10GB Ovrg DtaTrnsfrsZn2
WinAzureCDN ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10MTrnsctns Ovrg
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
100hrs Ovrg VirtNtwrk
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
100hrs Ovrg VrtMchnRole(NW)
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
100hrs Ovrg VrtMchnRole(W)
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10hrs Ovrg SmallInstance
WinAzureCompute ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
DataPrcssdGB Ovrg MdiaSrvcs
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10GB Ovrg EgressZone1
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10GB Ovrg EgressZone2
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10GB Ovrg IngressAPAC
WinAzurePDT ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10GB Ovrg IngressNA/EMEA
Windows Azure CDN 10 GB Data
Transfers Zone 1 P3H-00023 10 GB
Windows Azure CDN 10 GB Data
Transfers Zone 2 P3H-00022 10 GB
Windows Azure CDN 10M
Transactions P3H-00028
1 Database Unit
(DU)
10,000,000
Transactions
Windows Azure Compute 100 Hrs
Virtual Network N7H-00019 100 Hours
Windows Azure Compute 100 Hrs
VM (Non-Windows) N7H-00015 100 Hours
Windows Azure Compute 100 Hrs
VM (Windows) N7H-00022 100 Hours
Windows Azure Compute Hours -
Small Instance N7H-00001 10 Hours
Windows Azure Compute Data
Processed (GB) Media Services N7H-00017 1 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer Egress
Zone 1 Q5H-00003 10 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer Egress
Zone 2 Q5H-00002 10 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer
Ingress APAC Q5H-00004 10 GB
Windows Azure Data Transfer
Ingress NA/EMEA Q5H-00005 10 GB
WinAzureStrg ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL 10GB
Ovrg Capacity Geo Redundant Storage N9H-00001 10 GB

Consumption Name Service Friendly Name Consumption
Part Number
WinAzureStrg ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL 10GB
Ovrg Non-GeoRplctd Locally Redundant Storage N9H-00007 10 GB
WinAzureStrg ShrdSvr ALNG Fee MVL
10MTrnsctns Ovrg
Windows Azure Storage 10M
Transactions N9H-00009
Consumption
Quantity Per Unit
10,000,000
Transactions