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Azure Cost Management
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@Princy K V Thank you for contacting us through Microsoft Q&A platform.
The cost involved in setting up an on-premises Azure DevOps Server can vary depending on several factors, such as the number of users, the hardware requirements, and the licensing model you choose.
Here are some of the costs you may need to consider when setting up an on-premises Azure DevOps Server:
Hardware costs: You will need to have a dedicated server or virtual machine to host the Azure DevOps Server. The hardware requirements will depend on the number of users and the size of the repositories you plan to host.
Software costs: You will need to purchase a license for the Azure DevOps Server software. The licensing model for Azure DevOps Server is based on the number of users. You can choose between a per-user license or a server license.
Maintenance costs: You will need to allocate resources for maintaining and updating the Azure DevOps Server software. This includes installing updates and patches, monitoring the server, and troubleshooting any issues that arise.
Training costs: You may need to provide training for your team members on how to use Azure DevOps Server effectively. This can include training on source control, build and release management, and project management.
Integration costs: If you plan to integrate Azure DevOps Server with other tools or services, such as Azure or third-party tools, you may need to incur additional costs for licensing and integration services.
It's important to note that the costs involved in setting up an on-premises Azure DevOps Server can vary widely depending on your specific requirements and circumstances. I would recommend consulting with a Microsoft partner or Azure expert to get a more accurate estimate of the costs involved in your specific case.
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