Azure- Set Budget

   

Scenario: If you are new to Azure as an individual or even a full fledged enterprise solution you want to monitor and get alerts on the forecasted/actual pricing.

Solution:

As someone just started exploring Azure, I was bit worried about the cost to me for using the services. So I decided to create budget and set alerts so I have better visibility and control over costs
  1. https://portal.azure.com/
  2. Search --> Budget
  3. Create new budget
    1. Name
    2. Reset Period [Monthly, Quarterly..]
    3. Creation -Expiration date
    4. Amount
    5. Alert conditions
      1. % Forecasted
      2. % Actual
  4. Create
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