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Pricing Calculators

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In this lesson, you'll use the Pricing Calculator to estimate the cost of running a basic web application on Azure. This will help you understand the potential expenses involved in migrating your on-premises application to the cloud.

Note: The Pricing Calculator is for informational purposes only. The prices are estimates, and you won't be billed for any services you add to the calculator.

Identify Your Needs

Before you start with the Pricing Calculator, it’s crucial to know which Azure services you’ll need.

For a basic web application running in your datacenter, you might have a configuration like this:

When migrating to Azure, you might:

Here is a simplified diagram of the configuration:

Explore the Pricing Calculator

Let's begin by exploring the Pricing Calculator. Visit the Pricing Calculator.

Familiarize yourself with the following tabs:

Estimate Your Solution

Add each Azure service you need to the calculator and configure each service to fit your requirements.

Tip: Ensure your calculator is clean with nothing listed in the estimate. Reset the estimate by selecting the trash can icon next to each item.

Add Services to the Estimate

On the Products tab, select the service from each of these categories:

Scroll to the bottom of the page to see each service listed with its default configuration.

Configure Services to Match Your Requirements

Leave the remaining settings at their default values.

Review, Share, and Save Your Estimate

At the bottom of the page, you can see the total estimated cost of running the solution. You can change the currency type if desired.

At this point, you have a few options:

You now have a cost estimate that you can share with your team. Adjust as needed based on any changes to your requirements.

Feel free to experiment with the options here, or create a purchase plan for a workload you want to run on Azure.

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