Azure IoT Hub
Securely connect, monitor, and manage IoT devices at scale with Azure IoT Hub
About Azure IoT Hub
Azure IoT Hub is a cloud-hosted solution that enables secure, bidirectional communication between your IoT application and devices. With features like per-device authentication, built-in device management, and scalable provisioning, it simplifies IoT deployment. The platform supports over-the-air updates, edge computing with IoT Edge, and seamless integration with Azure services, ensuring reliable and secure IoT operations.
Pricing
Full pricing pageAzure savings plan for compute
Custom
Save up to 65% on pay-as-you-go prices for select compute services.
- One-year or three-year term
- Personalized recommendations based on recent usage
- Pay in full upfront or in equal monthly payments
- Apply savings across subscriptions, resource groups, management groups, or entire accounts
Savings plan for databases
Custom
Save up to 35% on pay-as-you-go prices for select database services.
- One-year term
- Personalized recommendations based on recent usage
- Pay in full upfront or in equal monthly payments
- Apply savings across subscriptions, resource groups, management groups, or entire accounts
FAQ
For trial or non-production use, choose the Developer plan to get an initial response to your Azure technical support requests within one business day.
For production workloads, the Standard plan provides initial response times between one hour and one business day, based on case severity.
For faster response times, advisory services, and high-severity incident escalation management, choose Professional Direct (ProDirect) support.
Yes, enterprise support provides company-wide support across Azure and other Microsoft technologies.
You can submit a support request through the Azure portal. All Azure customers have access to billing and subscription management support, while technical support is available to customers with a support plan.
You can connect with community support by asking questions and getting answers from Microsoft engineers and Azure community experts. Additionally, you can tweet @AzureSupport for popular topics and answers.
You can use Azure Service Health for personalized dashboards and alerts, Azure Monitor for telemetry data and proactive problem identification, and Azure Advisor for personalized recommendations and best practices.
Self-service resources include the Azure support plans FAQ, Microsoft cost management features for billing, portal sign-in help, Microsoft Learn for guided paths and modules, how-to videos for feature demos, and documentation and guides for getting started.
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