Exigo Tech reviews your existing subscriptions before deployment, applying Azure Hybrid Benefit for RHEL and SUSE where it genuinely saves money, rather than defaulting to whichever option is fastest to click through. Beyond licensing, we manage the day-to-day reality of running Linux at scale, patch cadence, kernel updates, and open-source technology support across Microsoft's full endorsed distribution list, including RHEL, SUSE, Ubuntu, Oracle Linux, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, and Debian.
Microsoft Partner
Cost-Aware Linux Adoption
Ensure infrastructure decisions are made with a clear understanding of licensing impacts, subscription options, and long-term operational costs.
Distribution Flexibility
Support diverse workload requirements through access to enterprise and open-source Linux distributions without creating management silos.
Operational Consistency
Establish standardised deployment, management, and maintenance practices across Linux environments to improve reliability and control.
Open-Source Confidence
Enable organisations to leverage open-source technologies while maintaining supportability, governance, and operational assurance.
Cloud Infrastructure Readiness
Build a Linux foundation capable of supporting future application growth, cloud transformation initiatives, and hybrid infrastructure requirements.
Our Linux Virtual Machines services cover licensing strategy, deployment, and ongoing distribution-specific management.
Licensing Strategy & Cost Review
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Distribution-Specific Deployment
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Patch & Update Management
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Open-Source Technology Support
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Migration from On-Premises Linux
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Comparing Pay-As-You-Go against Bring-Your-Own-Subscription and Azure Hybrid Benefit for your specific distribution and support agreements.
Deploying RHEL, SUSE, Ubuntu, Oracle Linux, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, or Debian images correctly configured for your workload.
Scheduled kernel and security patching aligned to each distribution's release cadence.
Ongoing support for the open-source application stack running on your Linux VMs, not just the base OS.
Moving existing on-premises Linux workloads to Azure with minimal disruption.
Existing RHEL/SUSE agreements are applied via Azure Hybrid Benefit instead of being paid for twice.
The right support model is in place from day one, rather than discovered as a billing surprise.
Regular patching across every distribution reduces the window of exposure to known vulnerabilities.
One provider manages RHEL, SUSE, Ubuntu, and other distributions consistently, rather than fragmented tooling per OS.
Existing Linux workloads move to Azure without unexpected compatibility issues.
Existing RHEL/SUSE agreements are applied via Azure Hybrid Benefit instead of being paid for twice.
The right support model is in place from day one, rather than discovered as a billing surprise.
Regular patching across every distribution reduces the window of exposure to known vulnerabilities.
One provider manages RHEL, SUSE, Ubuntu, and other distributions consistently, rather than fragmented tooling per OS.
Existing Linux workloads move to Azure without unexpected compatibility issues.
Book a free licensing review to see if Azure Hybrid Benefit could reduce your Linux VM costs.




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Learn moreWe support Microsoft's full endorsed Linux distribution list, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Ubuntu, Oracle Linux, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, and Debian.
Pay-As-You-Go bundles vendor support into the Azure compute rate; Bring-Your-Own-Subscription (BYOS) requires you to hold your own support agreement directly with the distribution vendor (like Red Hat or SUSE), often at a lower Azure compute rate.
Azure Hybrid Benefit lets you apply an existing RHEL or SUSE subscription to Azure virtual machines, reducing your Azure compute costs since you're not paying for support that's already covered by your existing agreement.
Yes, Azure supports converting between On-Demand (Pay-As-You-Go) and Cloud Access (BYOS) licensing models via Azure Hybrid Benefit, though the right choice from the start avoids unnecessary switching complexity.
Yes. We manage kernel and security patching on a scheduled cadence appropriate to each distribution, rather than leaving updates to chance.
Yes. We manage the migration of on-premises Linux workloads to Azure Virtual Machines, handling distribution compatibility and minimising disruption to running services.
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