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Newbee question on re: how billing works
- Dec 29, 2019Be sure to deallocate the VM’s, not just shut them down in the OS. You will be charged for the managed disk even if the VM is reallocated.
Hello Jim,
If you Stop your VM so only the operating system is turned off. other resources are still working in the backend or you can say the resources occupy or the space-consuming charges in the Microsoft servers like VNet, Storage Account, NSG, Disks, etc. so you have to pay charges for the reserved space.
- Rahul_NemadeMay 05, 2020Copper Contributor
- Prashant SharmaJan 03, 2021Brass Contributor
Yes Rahul.
- Jim EhrenbergDec 30, 2019Copper Contributor
Prashant Sharma Thank you Prashant. Is there one button or powershell command I can run to turn everything off as you indicated above or do I need to do it individually each time? Thanks!
- Prashant SharmaDec 30, 2019Brass Contributor
Hello Jim,
I have a PowerShell script, but Using this Script you can only turn off the multiple VMs using a single click.
According to me, there is no procedure to shutdown other services, neither manually nor by Script. Because when the machine is stopped, so these services are also in the stopped state, but Services reserved charges are ongoing not using charges.