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If I use the pricing calculator to select a VM instance running Windows, I can see an estimate for the month.

Once I deploy a VM, Azure has several resources associated with it, such as network adapters, security groups, etc. All of those components, including the CPU's, drives, memory determines how much I am charged.

Is there a way to see the monthly cost of each "atomic" resource? I might create a VM and then resize it to another instance size, or add a hard drive.

How can I "crawl" my resources and see what each element is costing me (and is going to cost for the month)?

Aatif Akhter
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There a numerous ways on checking the cost of your billing:

If you click on your subscription on the subscription blade it would give you some information on how much you are using, and an estimation on when you would burn though your credits.

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There are better tools out there which will require to make a VM (e.g. Hanu). Currently the Azure billing portal is available on github which will soon be implemented in azure.

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