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 Use ''D5_v2'' (or, as of Sep 2022, ''Standard_D16s_v3'' apparently) for the correct performance (16 CPU and 56 GB RAM). This will be ~£750 a month in Q4 2021. However Azure Reserved Instances is an Azure Accounting "thing" that can save end users month on machines that are permamently deployed. Use ''D5_v2'' (or, as of Sep 2022, ''Standard_D16s_v3'' apparently) for the correct performance (16 CPU and 56 GB RAM). This will be ~£750 a month in Q4 2021. However Azure Reserved Instances is an Azure Accounting "thing" that can save end users month on machines that are permamently deployed.
  
 +In June 2022, the reference archtiecture says to use Standard_D16s_v3.
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 +As of Sep 2022:
 +  * D16_v3 is 16 CPU and 64 GB RAM and is about $675 per month to run (not including 'reserved instance')
 +  * D5_v2 is 16CPU and 56 GB RAM and is about $1,025 per month to run (not including 'reserved instance')
 ===== Pay-As-You-Go ===== ===== Pay-As-You-Go =====
 As of 28th Feb 2018 As of 28th Feb 2018
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