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// Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file in the project root for full license information.
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constAzureCreditsQuestions=()=>{
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return(
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<divclassName="pb-6">
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Frequently asked questions
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Frequently asked questions about the Azure credits for open source projects program.
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<ulclassName="ul mt-4">
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<b>What is this program?</b>
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Microsoft offers grants of Azure credits to open source projects to help with their short-term development, infrastructure, and testing needs. Workloads such as long-term website hosting, continuous integration, and permanent database hosting are not a good fit for grant programs.
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<b>Why does Microsoft provide Azure credits?</b>
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Microsoft recognizes the value of contributing to communities, and we are in a position to provide grants to support the ecosystem. Our product and service teams often build strategic relationships with communities and are able to choose to provide credit as a result.
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<b>What are the grants for and how long do they last?</b>
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Most grants span a single Microsoft fiscal year, but strategic relationships with specific businesses may be available on other terms.
Frequently asked questions about the Azure credits for open source projects program.
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<b>What is this program?</b>
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Microsoft is offering grants of Azure credits to open source projects to help with their short-term development, infrastructure, and testing needs. Workloads such as long-term website hosting, continuous integration, and permanent database hosting are not a good fit for this program.
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<b>Why is Microsoft running this program?</b>
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We are giving back to the open source ecosystem we participate in and depend on.
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<b>What are the grants for and how long do they last?</b>
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Each grant will be given through May 31st of the calendar year. Applicants will need to re-apply each year if they would like credits again.
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<b>What open source projects are eligible to apply?</b>
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Any open source project with an <ahref="https://opensource.org/licenses/category">OSI-approved license </a> and a formalized Code of Conduct is eligible
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to apply.
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<b>How do I apply?</b><br/>
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Fill out and submit the application form on the Apply tab.
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<b>If granted credits, what is required?</b><br/>
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Projects will need to have or setup some kind of Microsoft account (Outlook.com mail, or have a Microsoft 365 account) to
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connect the subscription to. Azure requires a credit card to connect to a subscription as well. Notice is provided before
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credits expire if you need to spin down resources or cancel the subscription to avoid charge.
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<b>When will I be notified of the decision on my application?</b>
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We review all applications and notify all applicants of our decisions within 3-4 weeks.
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