Table of contents
Collapse all- LICENSING AZURE
- AZURE CONSUMPTION SERVICES
- LICENSING WINDOWS SERVER VIRTUAL MACHINES
- LICENSING AZURE SQL SOLUTIONS
- LICENSING AZURE DATABASES
- AZURE RESERVATIONS
- CAPACITY RESERVATIONS
- AZURE SAVINGS PLANS
- LICENSING AZURE DEDICATED HOST SOLUTIONS
- LICENSING AZURE STACK (AZURE LOCAL) SOLUTIONS
- LICENSING SPECIALIST VIRTUAL MACHINES
- AZURE VIRTUAL DESKTOP
- MICROSOFT MARKETPLACE
- AZURE ARC
- AZURE IOT OPERATIONS
- AZURE DATA BOX
- MICROSOFT FOUNDRY
- MICROSOFT FABRIC
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BUYING AZURE SERVICES: EA
- Buying Azure services through the Enterprise Enrollments
- Buying Azure services through an SCE
- Microsoft resources: EA
- BUYING AZURE SERVICES: MPSA
- BUYING AZURE SERVICES: SELECT PLUS
- BUYING AZURE SERVICES: OPEN PROGRAMS
- BUYING AZURE SERVICES: CSP
- BUYING AZURE SERVICES: MCA-E
LICENSING AZURE STACK (AZURE LOCAL) SOLUTIONS
Azure Stack solutions enable customers to extend the Azure services and capabilities to their own environments, whether that’s a data center, an edge location, or a remote office. There are three members of the Azure Stack family:
- Azure Stack Edge (previously Azure Data Box Edge)
- Azure Stack HCI
- Azure Stack Hub (previously Azure Stack)
On November 19, 2024 Microsoft announced Azure Local, which is essentially the evolution of Azure Stack enabled by Azure Arc. At that time, Azure Stack HCI was renamed to Azure Local with no impact to customers on either pricing or licensing.
Azure Stack Edge and Azure Stack Hub currently remain as the original solutions. However, there are “lower-spec hardware” and “disconnected operations” solutions in preview in Azure Local which will be the Azure Localization of these Azure Stack components in due course.