Brian Bloom
33% of CTOs say cloud spend is a top priority
Updated: Apr 24
Microsoft Hybrid Benefit is a licensing model that allows you to use existing on-premises Windows Server and SQL Server licenses on Azure and AWS
Leverage current Microsoft license investments for cloud workloads, resulting in significant cost savings
How Microsoft Hybrid Benefit Works:
Use on-premises Windows Server and SQL Server licenses covered by Software Assurance or subscriptions to run virtual machines on Azure and AWS
Each license allows running up to two virtual machines on Azure and AWS, doubling the licensing value
Advantages of AWS:
Significantly reduce AWS EC2 and RDS costs by leveraging existing Microsoft licenses
Flexibility to choose the right cloud platform while enjoying the cost benefits of Microsoft licenses
Simplified licensing management across AWS
Advantages of Azure:
Save up to 40% on virtual machines and 53% on Azure SQL Database and SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines
Flexibility in choosing between Windows Server and SQL Server licenses
Automatic detection and application of Azure Hybrid Benefit for best pricing
Real-World Success Stories:
Global financial services company saved over $2 million annually with Microsoft Hybrid Benefit on AWS and Azure
Leading healthcare providers reduced cloud costs by 35% using existing Microsoft licenses on AWS and Azure
Microsoft Hybrid Benefit maximizes savings on AWS and Azure by leveraging existing Microsoft licenses
With Microsoft Hybrid Benefit, you can choose the cloud platform that best suits your needs while enjoying substantial cost reductions.
Unlocks the full potential of cloud investments through cost optimization
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