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dietr1chyesterday at 4:13 PM3 repliesview on HN

> You just have to stick with it for a few years.

So, you have to be a paying tester? Incredible that MS can keep enough businesses as hostage to be able to operate like that.


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markus_zhangyesterday at 4:22 PM

Most of the time it's just part of the bundle. If you are heavy into SQL Server, Office 365 and Power BI then there is a BIG chance you are going to use Azure for whatever the reason.

People who take Azure up without previous MS product experience...not sure about those.

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calvinmorrisonyesterday at 4:20 PM

a LOT of stuff comes for free or marginal (10-100$ a month) so yes, you do pay but it's already 'baked into' the contracts people generally carry with microsoft, or something for IT to worry about when the yearly renewals show up