Delegated responsibility in Azure
Cloud technologies have become an integral part of modern business, enabling companies to be flexible, scalable and efficient. A key concept in this area is delegated responsibility, which defines how responsibility for different aspects of cloud infrastructure is shared between cloud service providers and their users. Delegated responsibility means that while providers such as Microsoft Azure take care of some parts of the infrastructure and services, users are responsible for other parts. Understanding this model is key to the efficient and secure use of cloud services.
Power Apps and Microsoft license shuffle: How users can “go bankrupt”
The new Microsoft Power Apps licensing update may place a significant financial burden on organisations that use the platform extensively, primarily due to the need to migrate to more expensive Dynamics 365 licenses. This move, justified by changes to the definition of “restricted tables” in the licensing guidelines, may significantly impact the cost-effectiveness of using Power Apps, placing increased demands on companies’ financial and operational strategies. While Microsoft claims that the changes are aimed at simplifying and improving the licensing process, for some users the move may have significant cost implications that could include rethinking the overall use of the Power Apps platform in their digital operations.
