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I have not been running VMs on Azure before, more on other places, though since this company is using Azure I dont have a choice and find the "tiers" a bit confusing.
In general I need 3 VMs
- This runs simple services like web proxy and mqtt (quite high load on MQTT), though most load is network as in protocols like MQTT. All services are in docker
- This runs a set of .NET 8 applications that is type with a postgres that get updated about 200 times a minute 24/7, so thats the barely minimum, the other applications are a .NET API (that uses the same db) and some frontend stuff.
- A dev/stage version of 2.
I was starting to look at the Standard D2ads v5, but I do have a feeling this is kinda overkill for whats expected. Its not expected to be many users, more just the internal load of sorting a lot of data, but nothing that need millisecond precision.
Cause of the cost factor that it seems rank up fast on Azure vs other "VM" providers can someone suggest a cost effective tier for the 3 scenarios? I would assume the database got the absolute highest requirement for a fast disk, where mqtt is more memory intensive (but we are not talking about more than maybe 3-5000 parameters pr minute).
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