Test Drive is an Azure feature that allows you to try out software in the cloud for free.

Previously, I wrote about how Getting started with Couchbase on Azure is easy and free. That post told you how to get started with $200 in Azure credit. With Test Drive, however, it’s even easier to get started, and you don’t have to use any of that $200 credit.

Test Drive on Azure Marketplace

The only thing you need before you start is a Microsoft account, which is free.

Create account for free

Couchbase Azure product page

There’s a big “Test Drive” button. Simply click to get started.

Launch test drive

Before you click to get started, notice that the Test Drive has a limited duration. You will get 3 hours to evaluate Couchbase Server.

Step by Step Evaluation Labs

We’ve prepared 4 step-by-step labs that you can follow to start evaluating Couchbase Server.

The test drive deployment is a fully functional Couchbase Server Enterprise cluster with all features enabled. The only limit you have is time.

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Couchbase is proud to partner with Microsoft to make this test drive available to you.

If you are interested in learning more about Couchbase on Azure, please check out these other blog posts:

If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please leave a comment, email me matthew.groves@couchbase.com, or tweet me @mgroves on Twitter.

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A ordem da postagem em relação a outras postagens. Matthew Groves

Matthew D. Groves é um cara que adora programar. Não importa se é C#, jQuery ou PHP: ele enviará solicitações de pull para qualquer coisa. Ele tem programado profissionalmente desde que escreveu um aplicativo de ponto de venda QuickBASIC para a pizzaria de seus pais nos anos 90. Atualmente, ele trabalha como gerente sênior de marketing de produtos da Couchbase. Seu tempo livre é passado com a família, assistindo aos Reds e participando da comunidade de desenvolvedores. Ele é autor de AOP in .NET, Pro Microservices in .NET, autor da Pluralsight e Microsoft MVP.

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