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JayeshPatel65
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Can I use a free $200 PAYG account from Azure for Horizon Cloud Service

ive been trying to use one of the free $200 accounts from Microsoft to test this out, but not having much success

is this supported?

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jayesh

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peterbrown05
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hi jayesh

please see my answer on your other question What Limits/Quotas do I need for Horizon Cloud Service?  as that covers a lot of this issue too.

Specifically you need to increase the default quota and add the use of F Series VMs, Dv2 and Av2. I *believe* that some of these are not available on the free-trial.

Once you convert the free-trial account to a paid one then Microsoft lets you increase the quotas.

To help with some of the costings there are various blogs and such on the subject. I did write a white paper: RDS Desktop and Application Scalability (https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/products/horizon-cloud-virtual-des... ) which does attempt to provide some insights into the operating cost on Microsoft Azure at a production like scale.

hope this helps,

cheers

peterb

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shikham
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Hi Jayesh,

The Azure capacity that you get with the $200 free credit is not quite sufficient to run the Horizon Cloud service.

Check out the VM requirements to deploy Horizon Cloud on Azure in the Getting Started Guide here - Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine Requirements for a Horizon Cloud Node

Thanks,

Shikha

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peterbrown05
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hi jayesh

please see my answer on your other question What Limits/Quotas do I need for Horizon Cloud Service?  as that covers a lot of this issue too.

Specifically you need to increase the default quota and add the use of F Series VMs, Dv2 and Av2. I *believe* that some of these are not available on the free-trial.

Once you convert the free-trial account to a paid one then Microsoft lets you increase the quotas.

To help with some of the costings there are various blogs and such on the subject. I did write a white paper: RDS Desktop and Application Scalability (https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/products/horizon-cloud-virtual-des... ) which does attempt to provide some insights into the operating cost on Microsoft Azure at a production like scale.

hope this helps,

cheers

peterb

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