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By knowing these factors and regularly reviewing your resource allocation and usage patterns, you can maintain a cost-efficient cloud environment.
Check if your VM is over-provisioned for its workload. If the average CPU or memory utilization is consistently low, you might not need such a high-performance VM.
Evaluate disk I/O and network utilization to ensure that you are not paying for more resources than you need.
Identify if the VM type matches the workload requirements. Switching to a more suitable VM family can reduce costs.
Consider using Azure VM Scale Sets to automatically scale in/out based on demand, ensuring you only pay for what you use.
Use Azure Monitor and Azure Cost Management + Billing to analyze historical data and identify trends in resource usage.
Hope this helps you.
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