Azure Account and Subscription
- For your applications or business needs, you need to create an Azure account, and a subscription will be created for you.
- After you've created an Azure account, you're free to create additional subscriptions.
- For example, your company might use a single Azure account for your business and separate subscriptions for development, marketing, and sales departments.
- After you've created an Azure subscription, you can start creating Azure resources within each subscription.
Create Azure Account
You can create account using
- Azure website
- Microsoft Representative
- Microsoft Partner
Azure Free Account
Azure free account includes:
- Free access to popular Azure products for 12 months.
- A credit to use for the first 30 days.
- Access to more than 25 products that are always free. To sign up, you need a phone number, a credit card, and a Microsoft or GitHub account. The credit card information is used for identity verification only. You won't be charged for any services until you upgrade to a paid subscription.
Azure Student Free Account
The Azure free student account offer includes:
- Free access to certain Azure services for 12 months.
- A credit to use in the first 12 months.
- Free access to certain software developer tools.
Learn Sandbox
- When you're doing Learn modules, a temporary subscription is created for you and added to your Azure account., which runs in an environment called the Sandbox.
- This temporary subscription allows you to create Azure resources during a Learn module. - Learn automatically cleans up the temporary resources for you after you've completed the module.