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RE: Commitment Tiers in Microsoft Sentinel
If you choose a commitment tier of 100 GB per day, are you charged the fixed rate per day OR the amount of GB I use per day, say 50GB? So, let's say I use, on average, 50GB for 30 days, and I am ...
- In that Workbook I used this logic, however that was before the recent pricing changes, so I do need to go back and compare to the calculator to see if an update is needed.
i between (51 .. 180),"100",
i between (181 .. 286),"200",
i between (287 .. 390),"300",
i between (391 .. 476),"400",
i between (477 .. 975),"500",
i between (976 .. 1897),"1000",
i between (1898 .. 4729),"2000",
i >= 4730 ,"5000",
The tier thresholds are to do with the "saving over PAYG" you see some of that here - the % makes the difference.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/details/microsoft-sentinel/
Hi Clive_Watson.
THAT is exactly what I needed to understand...
I understand, in principle WHAT the Commitment Tier is doing with fixed pricing, BUT it is difficult to follow where the boundary settings are triggered, Clive...
I see with the 100GB commitment, it is basically triggered at 51GB as you say...
What I find interesting is the next tier (200GB) is triggered at 181GB!
I have used the workbook you mention...I will delve further into it now.
Thanks for the clarification, Clive.
THAT is exactly what I needed to understand...
I understand, in principle WHAT the Commitment Tier is doing with fixed pricing, BUT it is difficult to follow where the boundary settings are triggered, Clive...
I see with the 100GB commitment, it is basically triggered at 51GB as you say...
What I find interesting is the next tier (200GB) is triggered at 181GB!
I have used the workbook you mention...I will delve further into it now.
Thanks for the clarification, Clive.
In that Workbook I used this logic, however that was before the recent pricing changes, so I do need to go back and compare to the calculator to see if an update is needed.
i between (51 .. 180),"100",
i between (181 .. 286),"200",
i between (287 .. 390),"300",
i between (391 .. 476),"400",
i between (477 .. 975),"500",
i between (976 .. 1897),"1000",
i between (1898 .. 4729),"2000",
i >= 4730 ,"5000",
The tier thresholds are to do with the "saving over PAYG" you see some of that here - the % makes the difference.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/details/microsoft-sentinel/
i between (51 .. 180),"100",
i between (181 .. 286),"200",
i between (287 .. 390),"300",
i between (391 .. 476),"400",
i between (477 .. 975),"500",
i between (976 .. 1897),"1000",
i between (1898 .. 4729),"2000",
i >= 4730 ,"5000",
The tier thresholds are to do with the "saving over PAYG" you see some of that here - the % makes the difference.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/details/microsoft-sentinel/
