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Thanks will check it out :)
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Building an Azure Lab<br />
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Really looking to have 2-3 2012 servers maybe a few windows clients (windows 10)<br />
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Whats best size to use for this, I see the smallest size is B1ls is Linux only , <br />
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I'm doing it with a MSDN work subscription, will mostly be deallocated just looking to start this and need some advice if possible
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Building an Azure Lab

Really looking to have 2-3 2012 servers maybe a few windows clients (windows 10)

Whats best size to use for this, I see the smallest size is B1ls is Linux only , 

I'm doing it with a MSDN work subscription, will mostly be deallocated just looking to start this and need some advice if possible

Best vm sizes to use for Azure Lab

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