Windows Server is the cloud-ready operating system that delivers new layers of security and Azure-inspired innovation for the applications and. Version: Edition: Standard. License Type: Open Business. Entitlement: 16 Core; Up to 2 OS Environments (OSEs, or virtual machines) or Hyper-V.
 
 

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Can you tell me more about the Azure Hybrid Benefit? Do subscription licenses or licenses with Software Assurance coverage on Windows Server licenses provide rights to deploy on public clouds other than Azure? Does the price of Windows Server vary based on Service Providers hosters? What changed with Windows Server licensing in October ?

This benefit applies broadly across software products. When you license Windows Server by virtual machine, as an alternative to fully licensing a server based on physical cores, you need only a number of licenses equal to the virtual cores allocated to your virtual machine subject to a minimum of eight per virtual machine and 16 per customer. You can also move licenses between servers within the same Server Farm at any time as needed.

Core Windows Server functionality. Hyper Converged Infrastructure. Windows Server Containers without Hyper-V isolation. Host Guardian Service. Storage Replica 1.

Shielded virtual machines VMs. Software-defined networking. There are three significant changes coming to the licensing of Windows Server.

Some of this is good, some is downright confusing and difficult, and some is bad. The concept is that a customer that purchased Software Assurance for Windows Server will be able to migrate their licenses to Azure, as there was no license mobility for Windows Server up to now.

Normally when you deploy a virtual machine in Azure, the per-minute price of the virtual machine includes the cost of the operating system. You will be able to deploy a virtual machine with no operating system and re-use your SA-covered licenses to Azure. This is a pretty good benefit, but the actual financial worthiness of it will vary depending on the customer and the nature of their workloads with respect to auto-scaling and automation.

Brace yourself; this is going to be rough. Licenses of Windows Server, after the release of Windows Server , will be sold in pack of two cores. A server must be licensed for a minimum of eight cores per processor and two processors. In other words, even if I purchase a quad-core single sock Atom micro server, I must purchase licensing for 16 cores 8 x 2 core packs to meet the minimum licensing requirement for that server.

Note: a core is a physical core on the physical processor. It is not a hyperthread, a logical processor, or a virtual processor. If a server has more than 16 cores, then you purchase additional two-core packs until you have enough licenses.

As has been the case since as long as I can remember, Standard Edition of Windows Server will provide two virtual operating system environments. However, there is no mention of stacking Standard licensing — a commonly used licensing solution where you buy multiple copies of Standard for a host to aggregate the number of licensed OSEs per host. Microsoft does confirm that the Datacenter edition will continue to have unlimited OSE licensing per licensed host.

Remember how, other than virtualization licensing benefits, there was no difference between the Standard and Datacenter editions?