The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on using the Azure Pricing Calculator to estimate costs for various Azure services, including compute, networking, storage, and web applications. It explains how to select resources, configure virtual machines, choose billing options, and add storage. The tutorial also covers exporting estimates to Excel and adjusting configurations to manage costs effectively.

What is the primary purpose of the Azure pricing calculator?

• To monitor Azure security

• To provide estimates for Azure resources

• To manage Azure subscriptions

• To deploy Azure applications

Which billing option offers the highest discount for virtual machines?

• Pay as you go

• One-year reservation

• Three-year reservation

• Monthly subscription

When configuring a virtual machine, what factors can you select?

• Region, operating system, and disk type

• Network type, security level, and user access

• Application type, database size, and user roles

• Subscription type, billing cycle, and support level

What should you do if an unnecessary item is included in your cost estimate?

• Delete it from the list

• Ignore it

• Recalculate the entire estimate

• Contact Azure support

What can you do with the final cost estimate in the Azure pricing calculator?

• Export it to an Excel file

• Send it directly to Azure support

• Use it to automatically deploy resources

• Convert it into a PDF report