Creating Azure Budgets

[@NTFAQGuy]

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[@zkash1981]

probably one of the best learning channels i've been using for more than a year now.

[@NTFAQGuy]

Thank you, glad its useful.

[@tdannecy]

Straightforward explanation - thanks so much.

[@rehabwardialer]

Thanks for the video!

[@Matthew-j4s]

Thank you for the video, we are currently waiting for the possibility of creating budgets based on amortized or payg costs. When using shared Savings Plans or Reservations, budgets don't really work at the moment. 😢

[@christianboehnke]

Amen! We have also asked for this feature.

[@timgardiner3236]

Does anyone know of a way to query when a newly created subscription is ready for budget creation?

[@AaBb-mk4sr]

And what happens if you reach the budget? Does all services stop working? Or do you have to rely on the security guard to read his emails? How soft is this limit?

[@NTFAQGuy]

whatever you configure to do via the action groups you link to thresholds.

[@AaBb-mk4sr]

@@NTFAQGuy Ok so for example if i want to stop all services automatically, basically i need to implement a webhook/azure function or something like that, and in that via some management API shut down/delete all resources? Seems like a bit of a hassle just to stop everything and not spend any more money? Is there a simpler way?

[@VirtualPackets]

Devils in the detail ! as always read the docs, plan and optimise services for your environment revisit services for newer cheaper alternatives.

[@jackgleeson8321]

thanks for for your video.

[@NTFAQGuy]

You are welcome

[@jurajgalusciak3117]

Hello, Can u make 1 budget on 2 subscriptions ? btw great video, thanks

[@NTFAQGuy]

You could set at a management group containing multiple subs

[@clueless1011]

I have an excuse not to use this, you can't include amortized costs as part of the created budget object. Therefore, the budget object is worthless in my use case.