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I am sure that this reminder is not required and potentially too late, as Microsoft have been informing people for some time that this service is being retired. But just in case someone somewhere may have missed this it is being replaced/subsumed or whatever verb you want to use by Azure cost management and will no longer be accessible after this date.
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Richard Hogan
Global Chief Architect, Microsoft Practice | IBM
Global Chief Architect, Microsoft Practice at IBM. 20+ years experience working at the intersection of cloud architecture, security, and emerging AI capabilities across Azure and the wider Microsoft ecosystem. Host of the Cloudy with a Chance of Insights podcast. Regular speaker at tech conferences and active contributor to the Microsoft Tech Community.
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