You can try to speak to the powers that be and tell them to enforce policies to control what can and cannot be deployed. But no additional charges are made to the company. The azure subscription tied to my company's CSP tenant. I have a Visual Studio Enterprise subscription. Pricing Start and stop projects whenever you need, with the flexibility of paying month-to-month and the convenience of having your development tools consolidated on the same bill with other Microsoft Azure cloud services like virtual machines and storage.
Sounds to me like whoever is running the azure platform in your company does not understand the full extent of Azure and what you can/ cannot do. However when you purchase the cloud professional version you get: Azure Credits - This is big. You can easily control what resources can and cannot be deployed in a subscription. On the other hand, this is easily rectified with Azure Policies. The bills are NOT added to EA, because once again - this is not an EA subscription, the subscription is not created in the EA portal, and will not appear on the EA invoice. A standard Visual Studio Enterprise subscription with MSDN costs 5,999 for the first year and 2,569 annually for renewals. Sure, there are services in Azure which are not hosted by MS and have additional billing charges.īut for MSDN subscriptions, these are added to the invoice separately. None of what they are saying makes any sense.
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