Microsoft Azure Essentials Fundamentals of Azure Second Edition e-optimized 5x11 pdf

Enterprise agreements  With an enterprise agreement, you commit to using a certain amount of 
services in Azure over the next year, and you pay that amount ahead of time. The commitment 
that you make is consumed throughout the year. If you exceed the commitment amount, you can 
pay the overage in arrears. Depending on the amount of the commitment, you get a discount on 
the services in Azure.  
For more information, check out 
http://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/enterprise-agreement/
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Share administrative privileges for your Azure subscription 
Once you have signed up for an Azure subscription, you can give administrative access to additional 
Microsoft accounts. This is done differently depending on whether you are using the classic Azure 
portal or the Azure portal. If you want the new account to be able to administer the subscription in 
both portals, you must make sure it has been given access in each portal. You want to do this if you 
need someone to administer the Azure AD for the subscription or if the subscription contains classic 
resources. 
As we discussed previously, the Azure portal uses RBAC, and the classic Azure portal does not. This 
means in the classic Azure portal, you can only grant full administrative (co-admin) access to an 
account.