Microsoft Exam AZ-900 Topic 16 Question 82 Discussion

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Topic #: 16

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What is the longest term you can purchase for Azure Reserved VM Instances?

Athree years

Bfour years

Cone year

Dfive years

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by Martina at Dec 08, 2023, 03:59 AM

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Nell

1 months ago

Wait, they don't offer a lifetime subscription? I was hoping to reserve my VM for the afterlife.

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Sommer

2 days ago

C) one year

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Michell

3 days ago

B) four years

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Cherelle

27 days ago

A) three years

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Sage

2 months ago

Hmm, three years sounds like the sweet spot. It's long enough to get a good deal, but not so long that I'll be stuck with outdated tech.

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Ernestine

13 days ago

Yeah, I don't want to be stuck with old technology for too long.

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My

25 days ago

I think four years might be too long.

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Wenona

1 months ago

I agree, three years is a good balance.

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Providencia

2 months ago

Five years? What is this, a time-share for VMs? I'm going with the classic one-year option.

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Jolanda

1 months ago

I prefer the one-year option as well. It's a good balance between cost savings and flexibility.

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Rosio

2 months ago

I think one year is the way to go too. It gives you flexibility in case your needs change.

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Eric

2 months ago

I agree, five years seems like a long commitment for VMs. One year is a safer bet.

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Nieves

2 months ago

Four years? That's like buying a car and keeping it for a decade. I'll go with one year, that seems more realistic.

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Twana

15 days ago

Yeah, one year is a safer bet.

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Raylene

21 days ago

I prefer the flexibility of one year as well.

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Vernell

26 days ago

I agree, one year seems more practical.

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Sherell

29 days ago

I think four years is too long, I'll go with one year.

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Taryn

2 months ago

I'm pretty sure it's three years, Azure loves to keep things in nice round numbers.

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Jani

1 months ago

Yeah, three years seems like the longest term you can get for Azure Reserved VM Instances.

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Vesta

1 months ago

I think it's three years too, makes sense for Azure.

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Jerry

2 months ago

Yeah, three years seems to be the longest term for Azure Reserved VM Instances.

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Miss

2 months ago

I think it's three years too, makes sense for Azure.

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Launa

3 months ago

I remember reading that it's actually three years. That's the longest term for Azure Reserved VM Instances.

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Elena

3 months ago

I believe it's four years, but I'm not sure.

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Queen

3 months ago

I think the longest term is five years.

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