Advice on Azure web hosting for asp.net website?

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Hey guys,

I'm planning to host my website in azure as it is built from asp.net. All I need is 1 webserver and 1 database. How much will it cost for 1 year implementation?

Thanks,

[EDIT - OP has provided further details which I am reproducing here and deleting my solution and comments so that the question comes live again]
Here is a link to the pricing calculator on the MS website
https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/calculator/[^]

Hi, I already calculated it on this page actually. It will take me 29 bucks a month. I just thought that maybe some asp.net developer here that already gone through this process and have some advice, because you know this involves money now.

well I mean like, maybe someone can advice what plans to get for 1 db and 1 web host or something. I read a comment on an azure review from 2010 that microsoft charge them 200 bucks because of usage of 3tb space that apparently the didnt use. And microsoft wasnt been able to give the technical details on the usage.

Posted 22-Feb-14 2:11am

KatsuneShinsengumi

Updated 22-Feb-14 15:27pm

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KatsuneShinsengumi 22-Feb-14 9:12am

What do you mean which company? I indicate in my post that it will be in azure, from microsoft.

CHill60 22-Feb-14 9:21am

My misunderstanding. My apologies. However this is the wrong forum for this question. See my solution for a link to the correct location

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-02-22T06:08:00

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Google is your friend: Be nice and visit him often. He can answer questions a lot more quickly than posting them here...

A very quick search using your subject as the search term gave 1.4 million hits: Google[^]

In future, please try to do at least basic research yourself, and not waste your time or ours.

Posted 22-Feb-14 6:08am

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KatsuneShinsengumi 22-Feb-14 21:26pm

Hi,

I'm already doing research for some time now, I just thought it's not a bad idea to ask here while I'm doing my own research in parallel. I already changed the title I hope it helped,.