3 documented Azure Load Balancer cost inefficiencies, each with how to detect it and how to fix it.
Azure Load BalancerCER-0292
Azure Load Balancers remain provisioned after the backend workloads they supported have been scaled down, stopped, or decommissioned. This is common in non-production environments where virtual machines are shut down outside business...
Azure Load BalancerCER-0223
As organizations migrate from the Basic to the Standard tier of Azure Load Balancer (driven by Microsoft's retirement of the Basic tier), they may unknowingly inherit cost structures they didn't previously face. Specifically, each load...
Azure Load BalancerCER-0269
In dynamic environments - especially during autoscaling, testing, or infrastructure changes - it's common for load balancers to remain provisioned after their backend resources have been decommissioned. When this happens, the load balancer...
