Hello @Anil Kumar Thank you for posting your question. Happy to assist you!
Your understanding is correct based on the information provided by Microsoft regarding Azure reservation policies.
The policy allowing reservation exchanges for Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Dedicated Hosts, and Azure App Service reservations has been extended until further notice. This means that reservations for these services can still be exchanged or refunded under certain conditions. New reservations acquired after the grace period will have a no-exchange policy.
For other Azure services like Azure Data Factory (ADF) and Azure SQL Database (DBs), reservation exchange or refund policies remain intact. You can typically exchange or cancel reservations for these services within the applicable terms and conditions.
However, it is important to note that the reservation exchange and refund policies may vary depending on the service and the type of reservation. Always refer to the specific service documentation and the latest updates from Microsoft to ensure you are aware of any changes or exceptions to these policies. Microsoft periodically updates its policies and communicates any changes through official channels like the Azure updates page and documentation.
For reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cost-management-billing/reservations/exchange-and-refund-azure-reservations
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