There’s an updated (October 2024) Outsourcing Software Management brief from Microsoft. It adds two questions to its FAQ section: Can you take your Windows Server licences to AWS (no), and: Can you take Windows Server licences acquired before October 2019 to AWS dedicated server offerings (yes). There is, as you might expect, a lot more detail in the answers that are given in the brief.
Find this updated document here: https://bit.ly/3Z0R8PD.
Microsoft announce that an AWS connector for Azure Cost Management is available from 1 September, 2020 for all customers.
This connector enables customers to analyse their Azure and AWS spend from a single pane of glass in the Azure Management Portal. There’s no cost for the connector for the first 90 days, and thereafter Cost Management for AWS is charged at 1% of the total AWS managed spend.
Find the announcement here: https://bit.ly/32P0HE5, along with instructions for setting up and using the connector.
A useful FAQ from Amazon Web Services covering the usage of Microsoft software on AWS, including sections on Windows Server 2012 R2, SharePoint Server, and MSDN.
It’s worth a look through and you’ll find it here: http://amzn.to/1cXmwUH.