Which capacity license do you get with a usage-based license on Azure?

A usage-based license on Azure typically refers to a flexible licensing model that allows organizations to pay based on their actual consumption of services rather than a flat fee. With Azure, the VM capacity licenses are structured to correspond with different tiers of utilization.

In this case, selecting VM-300 signifies that the license is designed to handle a substantial level of resource usage, which is aligned with the intent of a usage-based approach. This licensing format is beneficial for enterprises that may experience varying workloads and prefer not to overpay for unused capacity. The VM-300 license provides scalability and efficiency for workloads that are dynamic, thus enabling organizations to optimize costs while having access to the necessary virtual machine resources as needed.

The other capacities represent different levels of usage, so selecting VM-300 indicates a robust option that balances capability with the "pay for what you use" principle that is advantageous in cloud environments.