Rachel PekinMicrosoft

Visual Studio 2013 Licensing OverviewOfferings, Pricing, Licensing, and Promotions

Offering Changes

Licensing Changes

Offers/Price Promos

Pricing Changes

AgendaWhat’s coming with Visual Studio 2013?

Offerings

Visual Studio 2013 Paid Offering LineupMSDN

subscriptions

Stand-alone tool

Team collaboratio

n

Release manageme

ntVisual Studio

Team Foundation

Server Device CAL

Visual Studio Team

Foundation Server User

CAL

Visual Studio 2013 Free Offering Lineup

All available from http://www.visualstudio.com/

Paid VS 2013 Offerings by Sales Channel

 

Ultimate 2013 with MSDN

Premium 2013 with MSDN

Test Professional 2013 with MSDN

Professional 2013 with MSDN

Professional 2013

Professional 2013 Upgrade

Microsoft Volume Licensing

Enterprise, Enterprise Subscription  ü ü ü üSelect, Select Plus ü ü ü ü üOpen Value, Open Value Subscription ü ü ü üOpen ü ü ü ü üCampus, Enrollment for Education Solutions ü ü ü ü

Retail Channel

Full Packaged Product (FPP) ü ü ü ü ü üMicrosoft Store (online only) ü ü ü ü ü üMSDN.com/buynow (direct) ü ü ü ü

Paid VS 2013 Offerings by Sales Channel

 

Team Foundation Server 2013

Deployment Standard 2013

Deployment Datacenter 2013

MSDN Platforms

MSDN Operating Systems

Microsoft Volume Licensing

Enterprise, Enterprise Subscription  ü ü ü üSelect, Select Plus ü ü ü ü üOpen Value, Open Value Subscription ü ü ü ü üOpen ü ü ü üCampus, Enrollment for Education Solutions ü ü ü ü ü

Retail Channel

Full Packaged Product (FPP) ü üMicrosoft Store (online only) ü üMSDN.com/buynow (direct)  ü

Step Up Options in Visual Studio 2013

Step ups are only available in EA, Select Plus, Select, and Open Value

Licensing

Developer and Tester per User Licenses

Pick the right offering for each team member based on needs.

One license per user, but user can run the software on any number of devices.

Use is limited to development and testing.

MSDNsubscription

s

Stand-alone tool

Team Foundation Server Licensing: Per Server plus CALs

Visual Studio Team

Foundation Server Device

CAL

Visual Studio Team

Foundation Server User

CAL

Server CALs

One server license and one user CAL are included with Ultimate, Premium, Test Professional, and Professional level MSDN subscriptions.

Production use, so the underlying OS (Windows Server) must be licensed separately.

Includes SQL Server Standard for use as the TFS database.

TFS Release Management PurchasingCreate, Update and Delete Release Pipeline

Workflow

Approve stages and sign-off on release

Deploy to Server

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Release Management Client included with specific MSDN subscriptions, licensed per user.

License required for each target machine receiving a deployment, similar in concept to System Center

management licenses.

No license required

What you purchase for machines receiving a deployment:Visual Studio Deployment Standard:• Max 2 processors and 2 VMs per target machine, on premises

or cloud

Visual Studio Deployment Datacenter:• Max 2 processors but unlimited VMs per on premises target

machine• Max 2 processors and 8 VMs per cloud target machine

Introducing Visual Studio OnlineNew Offerings & Capabilities

Building Apps

Managing the Lifecycle

The modern lifecycle with Visual Studio Online

Agile development for teams

Take your team agility further. Put the focus back on delivering value to your customers where it belongs.

End-to-end lifecycle management

Plan. Code. Test. Build. Release. Monitor. Learn. Delight your customers. All with a single, seamlessly integrated solution.

Deploy and monitor your apps

It isn’t value until your customer uses it. Get your app into their hands faster, and then make sure it continues to deliver the value they expect.

A hosted platform of features and services for developers and development teams

Options for users to access Visual Studio Online

3) New cloud-only monthly user plans

2) Included for MSDN subscribers

Mix & match: pick the right MSDN subscription or user plan for each team member’s needs. New monthly user plans can be used to complement teams of MSDN subscribers.

Increased value to existing and new MSDN subscribers User plans purchased via Windows Azure.

1) Completely free for small teams

FREE: 5 usersFREE: 60 minutes Cloud Build per month

FREE: 5 usersAdditional users $20/month

All users $45/monthMax 10 per account with this planIncludes use of the VS Pro IDE

All users $60/month

Visual Studio Online user capabilities Unlimited projects/repositories

Agile planning Work item tracking Code discussions Work item chart viewing

= Basic capabilities + Agile Portfolio Management Team Rooms Work item chart authoring Request & manage feedback

Advanced capabilities

Basic capabilities

Exclusive capabilities

= Advanced capabilities + Web test case management

Shared resources per accountCloud load testing

FREE: 15,000 virtual user minutes per month

$0.002 per virtual user minute thereafter

Requires Visual Studio Ultimate 2013

Application InsightsPricing and offerings TBD

Cloud build

FREE: 60 minutes per month

$0.05 per minute thereafter

Shared resources are accessible to all users on the account. Shared resources are purchased via Windows Azure based on actual usage. Build time is actual computing time required to run the build, and does not include queuing

time if any. Load test runs specify the number of virtual users and duration in minutes. Virtual users times

minutes = virtual user minutes.

Licensing Charges

Team Foundation Server AccessFeatures now available with a TFS CALSprint planning & backlog managementThis was previously exclusive to certain MSDN subscription levels

Team Foundation Server 2013 Features reserved for certain MSDN subscriptions:Agile portfolio management (NEW)Request & manage feedbackTeam Rooms (NEW)Test Case ManagementWork item chart authoring (NEW)

Visual Studio Team

Foundation Server User

CAL

Visual Studio Team

Foundation Server Device

CAL

PricingCharges

There are no pricing changes

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