Purchasing ESUs
The price of a 1-year ESU Core license is equivalent to the price of a regular SQL Server Core license without Software Assurance. When you look on a price list at the ESU SKU descriptions you see that they’re available…
The price of a 1-year ESU Core license is equivalent to the price of a regular SQL Server Core license without Software Assurance. When you look on a price list at the ESU SKU descriptions you see that they’re available…
Licensing with 1-year ESUs Let’s cover a couple of scenarios, where Maroon Balloons are running SQL Server in their own data center. You can see that they’ve got a server with 8 x 8-core processors. There are lots of virtual…
ESU licenses are purchased in addition to the licenses that have already been purchased to license the SQL Server 2014 workloads themselves, which must be qualifying licenses. ESUs follow the usual licensing model for SQL Server licenses: they are Core…
The 1-year ESU licenses are the traditional way of purchasing Extended Security Updates and have historically only been available through the Enterprise Agreement. For SQL Server 2014 you won’t find them on the public EA price list, but you can…
Customers who have qualifying licenses for their on-premises workloads may purchase and deploy either the 1-year or the Azure Arc ESUs.
Customers can choose to run SQL Server 2014 workloads on their own on-premises servers, on a variety of partner solutions, or in Azure. The SQL Server workloads are licensed in the usual way, and then if customers want these out-of-support…
The 1-year ESU licenses are the traditional way of purchasing Extended Security Updates and have historically only been available through the Enterprise Agreement. For SQL Server 2014 you won’t find them on the public EA price list, but you can…
Customers can buy the 1-year Extended Security Updates licenses or purchase ESUs through Azure Arc if their SQL Server workloads are licensed in any of the following ways: With SQL Server licenses with active Software Assurance acquired through a Volume…