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Is there any way to try Windows Azure?

I looked at the introductory special offer, but you still need to provide a credit card, because when you go through your limits, you have to pay. Man, I'm just a developer, and I would like to try something with Azure Cloud. How can you evaluate a product if you cannot try it ... Is there a way to get some kind of trial version of the developer?

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I completely agree with your point of view. However, if you just want to play with the development SDK, you can always use the development environment locally.

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Q: How can you evaluate a product if you cannot try it.

Welcome to the cloud

Use the open source installation for the platform as a service. This way you can test things on your computers and transfer them to the host if you like it. I dare say that it is better to use a freely available language (Python, Java) and work in something (GAE) that looks like a regular API. Hadoop may even be an alternative, and use something like Cloudera.

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Owners of MSDN Premium accounts receive a special deal, which is completely free, and if you do not try to start a commercial site from it, I think that you will have a large supply:

  • 3 1GB Azure SQL Database
  • 7 GB in, 14 GB monthly
  • 750 hours (on a "small" computing instance)
  • 1M transaction access control
  • 5 service bus connections
  • 10GB Azure Storage + 1M Transaction Storage

I would say pretty generous.

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If you have an MSDN subscription, it comes with 750 hours of Azure.

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At least in Germany, you can try Windows Azure for 90 days. If you use Germany as your country, you can still use it. ( This account page is in German.)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1347834/

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