Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021/2022/2023: Buy all three!

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The Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2022: Azure edition book is an excellent reference book for people who need to understand Azure licensing. If you’re new to Azure licensing you can use it to teach yourself from the very start, and if you’re more experienced it will help you answer Azure licensing questions. It contains a comprehensive set of topics from all the different ways of licensing virtual machines in Azure, to the best ways to save money through Azure Reservations and Azure Savings Plans. There are also sections on licensing Dev/Test solutions in Azure and more specialist topics such as Azure Stack and Azure Dedicated Host. In addition, there’s information on all the different ways that customers can buy the Azure services. Click here to see the full table of contents.

The Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2023: on-premises products edition book is an excellent reference book for people who need to understand the licensing of all of Microsoft’s on-premises products. If you’re new to on-premises products licensing you can use it to teach yourself from the very start, and if you’re more experienced it will help you to answer all sorts of licensing questions. There are chapters on each product including the operating systems, the server and client applications, and the developer tools, with comprehensive information on all the different licensing models and how to license a wide variety of on-premises scenarios. In addition, there’s information on all the different ways that customers can buy the on-premises products. Click here to see the full table of contents.

If you’re already a fan of our Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge books, then you may have the 2021 version on your bookshelf, if you don’t, this is a great offer to build your own Licensing Body of Knowledge library. This book covered the whole of Microsoft licensing current in June 2021. Click here to see the table of contents.

Our latest books splits the original book into three sections – on-premises products, Online Services, and Azure – and includes updates that Microsoft have made to the licensing for 2022/2023. Note that products that are no longer the current version (Windows Server 2019, for example) have been removed from the latest versions of the books and you need to refer to the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 book for information on licensing older versions of a product.

For information about why we created the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge and the supporting exams, click here.

The Online Services edition will be available soon. Click here to be alerted when it’s available.