MicrosoftThis is a hot garbage change. What was easy to have quick selector tool to pick through the different configurations while consulting with customers, is now requiring login access to a tenant with a subscription, and to ask Co-pilot questions that so far, are not returning any useful results, is not making this process easy. Maybe this should be reconsidered.
The OP needs to join the comments and give their explanation of this decision to remove a useful tool. The calculator is already missing enough key elements for accurately estimating cost. This is taking a step back in estimating Azure. What are architects supposed to do when we don't have access to what is needed?
Surprised that Microsoft didn't take into consideration how much the old tool was utilized for sales, account management, and business development to find a quick estimate when a client wanted a ball park figure for something. Now we're stuck taking extra steps and time to find a general answer.
Has the same problem. Microsoft plz bring back the old tool that worked!!!
