This repository contains Azure quota and capacity management references for SaaS ISVs that operate workloads in subscriptions owned or controlled by the ISV (Enterprise Agreement or Microsoft Customer Agreement), not in customer-owned subscriptions.
Note
This repository provides an addendum to the ISV landing zone guidance and complements the Azure Cloud Adoption Framework and Well-Architected guidance for ISVs operating on Azure.1
View the documentation at: https://microsoft.github.io/azcapman/
The documentation is organized into:
- Deployment - ISV deployment patterns (single-tenant vs multi-tenant)
- Billing - EA vs MCA billing guidance
- Operations - Quota, capacity, monitoring, and automation references
- Glossary - Key terms and concepts
All documentation is in pure Markdown format in the docs/ directory. Browse locally or view on GitHub Pages.
docs/— Markdown documentation with citations to Microsoft Learndocs/billing/— Billing guidance (modern MCA and legacy EA)docs/deployment/— ISV deployment guidesdocs/operations/— Operations references for quota and capacity management
scripts/— PowerShell and Python scripts for quota, capacity, and rate optimization.github/workflows/— GitHub Pages deployment automation
All documentation includes citations to official Microsoft Learn sources.
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