How An Azure Specialist Can Optimise Your Azure Environment
30th April 2025
Mastering Azure cost optimisation requires a proactive approach and continuous monitoring. These strategies can ensure your Azure environment remains cost-effective and efficient.
Ensuring your resources are correctly sized is vital. Over-provisioning can lead to unnecessary costs, while under-provisioning can affect performance. Regularly assess your virtual machines and other resources to ensure they match your actual needs.
Evaluate whether your resources need to be utilised 24/7. Many workloads can be turned off during non-peak hours, reducing costs significantly. Implementing policies to automatically shut down idle resources can lead to substantial savings.
Consider transitioning to a serverless model for certain applications. Microsoft Azure offers various serverless services that can help reduce costs by charging only for actual usage rather than maintaining always-on resources.
Optimise your virtual desktop environment by understanding user workloads. For example, optimising for applications like Microsoft Teams can improve performance and reduce costs. Tailoring virtual desktop configurations to actual usage patterns ensures efficient resource allocation.
Not all data needs to be readily accessible. Implementing lifecycle policies to move infrequently accessed data to lower-cost archive tiers can significantly reduce storage costs. Regularly review your storage usage to ensure data is appropriately tiered.
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