🪟🍭🖥️ Concise summaries and study notes for Microsoft products, including Azure, .NET, Microsoft 365, Power Platform, Security, DevOps, Viva, and GitHub.
| Area | Note |
|---|---|
| AI and machine learning | |
| Azure | |
| Developer | |
| Microsoft 365 and Power Platform | |
| Data and analytics |
- AI and machine learning: Pay-as-you-go pricing based on models, compute, and API usage.
- Azure: Consumption-based pricing; Cosmos DB costs depend on throughput, storage, and capacity model.
- Developer: GitHub and Azure DevOps offer free and paid tiers; .NET is open source.
- Data and analytics: Fabric uses capacity-based licensing; Power BI Pro is per user, while Free has limited sharing.
- Microsoft 365 Copilot: Requires an eligible Microsoft 365 license plus a separate Copilot license.
- Power Platform: E3/E5 does not include full Power Apps or Power Automate Premium capabilities. Choose licenses based on required features.
- Power Apps licensing: Power Apps Premium is the standalone per-user license; there is no separate “Power Apps per user” license.
- Power Automate licensing: Power Automate Premium and Power Automate per user are separate standalone licenses, although both are licensed per user.
- Copilot Studio: Advanced usage may require additional licensing or Copilot Credits.
- Premium capabilities: Premium connectors and advanced automation may require additional Power Platform licenses.
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