HOTSPOT - For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. Hot Area:
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Box 1: No - Within most of the areas, there are clearly more expensive regions and less expensive regions. The least expensive regions, on average across these instance types are us-west-2, us-west-central, and korea-south. The most expensive regions are asia-pacific-east, japan-east, and australia-east.
Box 2: Yes - Many organizations with Microsoft Enterprise Agreements (EA) are adding Azure to their EA to enjoy the benefits it offers, such as: Minimizing Azure upfront costs by locking in pricing with consumption pre-commitment Using Azure EA Portal to manage Azure Subscriptions easily and organize them under a single billing account
3 Q- NO
The commercial marketplace operates on an agency model, whereby publishers set prices, Microsoft bills customers, and Microsoft pays revenue to publishers while withholding an agency fee.
3 Q - Billing structures are set by the vendor.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-cost-management-azure/2-describe-factors-affect-costs-azure?ns-enrollment-type=learningpath&ns-enrollment-id=learn.wwl.describe-azure-management-governance#:~:text=Billing%20structures%20are%20set%20by%20the%20vendor.
Q3 No; Microsoft does not define the pricing structure of all third-party services sold through the Azure Marketplace. Instead, the pricing is determined by the individual third-party publishers who offer their solutions on the marketplace. These publishers set their own prices and licensing terms for their services.
Microsoft provides the platform and manages the billing and transaction processes, but the ultimate pricing decisions rest with the third-party providers
The pricing for third-party solutions in the Azure Marketplace is set by the publishers of those solutions. Microsoft provides the platform for these solutions to be sold, but the vendors themselves are responsible for determining the pricing, subscription models, and terms for their offerings.
can’t find anything conclusive for Q3 again it depends what they mean. It’s possible they add an extra cost to each service but is that what „defining” is ? I’d go for NO to
o, Microsoft does not define the price structure of all third-party services sold on the Azure Marketplace. The pricing for third-party services is typically set by the third-party vendors themselves. Here are some key points about how pricing works on the Azure Marketplace:
Vendor-Defined Pricing: Third-party vendors who offer their services on the Azure Marketplace set their own pricing. They determine the cost based on their business model and market strategy.
I answered Y, Y, N. Outbound data transfer is free, so it will be the same price for all reasons (generally speaking). As everyone else is saying for Question 3, vendor sets the billing structures.
I understood that inbound data is free. Outbound data is not, and since the cost of resources like energy can vary from region to region, I think it should be no.
Q3, Yes. There is a predefined pricing structure. vendors can choose what suits them best. they know the prices of their apps. but the question is not abt the price of each app but the price structure. Chat GPT is not always the answer guys.
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N: As per ChatGPT: The pricing structure of 3rd party services sold through the Azure Marketplace is determined by the individual vendors who offer the services. Azure provides a platform for vendors to sell their services, but the pricing and the structure of the pricing is determined by the vendors themselves.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/marketplace/plans-pricing#pricing-and-availability
The commercial marketplace operates on an agency model, whereby publishers set prices, Microsoft bills customers, and Microsoft pays revenue to publishers while withholding an agency fee. You define your offer’s markets, visibility, and pricing (when applicable) on the Pricing and availability or Availability tab.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cost-management-billing/manage/ea-portal-agreements#enrollment-provisioning-status
The start date of a new Azure Prepayment (previously called monetary commitment) is defined by the date that the regional operations center processed it. Since Azure Prepayment orders via the Azure EA portal are processed in the UTC time zone, you may experience some delay if your Azure Prepayment purchase order was processed in a different region. The coverage start date on the purchase order shows the start of the Azure Prepayment. The coverage start date is when the Azure Prepayment appears in the Azure EA portal.
though must be compliant with Azure policies, Billing structures are set by the vendor.
All solutions available in Azure Marketplace are certified and compliant with Azure policies and standards. The certification policies may vary based on the service or solution type and Azure service involved. Commercial marketplace certification policies has additional information on Azure Marketplace certifications.
Understand your Azure Enterprise Agreement bill - Your organization's credit includes your Azure Prepayment (previously called monetary commitment). Azure Prepayment is the amount your organization paid upfront for usage of Azure services.
Commercial marketplace operates on an agency model, whereby publishers set prices, Microsoft bills customers, and Microsoft pays revenue to publishers while withholding an agency fee.
Q3 - "When using the transact option, Microsoft enables the sale of third-party software and deployment of some offer types to the customer's Azure subscription. The publisher must consider the billing of infrastructure fees and your own software licensing fees when selecting a pricing model for an offer.
The transact publishing option is currently supported for the following offer types:"
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/marketplace/marketplace-commercial-transaction-capabilities-and-considerations
If they are predefined than I guess the answer is Yes
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