Microsoft STANDARD_D13 Windows Virtual Machine Compute Hours

Provision Windows virtual-machine compute capacity in the US East Azure region and account for consumption in compute hours. This service maps to the STANDARD_D13 VM designation, giving administrators a named Azure VM option when assigning runtime capacity for Windows-hosted applications. It applies to cloud workloads that need the stated regional and operating-system scope rather than an on-premises server, device license, or packaged software installation. Microsoft 82E7D9983499 represents the CSP Azure service entry for that combination of Windows VM, US East, and compute-hour metering. Compute hours are the relevant consumption measure: the service concerns virtual-machine runtime rather than a perpetual software entitlement. Keep the VM designation, Windows requirement, and target region aligned with the workload configuration so consumed capacity corresponds to the intended Azure resource. Within Azure virtual-machine consumption options, this entry is differentiated by its STANDARD_D13 designation and Windows scope. The US East region forms part of the service definition, making it applicable where the workload is placed in that Azure region. The service remains focused on compute hours; storage, networking, and other Azure capabilities are separate service dimensions that can be selected where the architecture requires them.