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title Azure IoT Operations versions, support, and licensing
description Explore supported versions, environments, dependencies, and licensing for Azure IoT Operations deployments.
author dominicbetts
ms.author dobett
ms.topic overview
ms.date 02/18/2026
ms.custom references_regions

Azure IoT Operations versions, support, and licensing

This article explains the supported versions, environments, and regions for Azure IoT Operations, along with its key dependencies and related resources. Use this guide to ensure compatibility and optimize your deployment. The guide also provides information about licensing for Azure IoT Operations.

Supported versions

[!INCLUDE supported-versions]

Supported environments

[!INCLUDE supported-environments-table]

Supported regions

Azure IoT Operations supports Arc-enabled clusters in these regions:

Region CLI value
East US eastus
East US 2 eastus2
West US westus
West US 2 westus2
West US 3 westus3
South Central US southcentralus
West Europe westeurope
North Europe northeurope
Germany West Central germanywestcentral

This list applies only to the region you use to connect your cluster to Azure Arc. It doesn't limit you from using your preferred Azure region for cloud resources. Azure IoT Operations components and other resources deployed to clusters in these regions connect to cloud resources in different regions.

Dependencies

Azure IoT Operations depends on these support services and features:

Note

These features and services, when used as dependencies of or in conjunction with Azure IoT Operations systems, inherit general availability status from the Azure IoT Operations product license.

Note

For the Azure Device Registry service, Azure IoT Operations and Azure IoT Hub are the only products under which this service is licensed for production use. For the Schema registry capability, Azure IoT Operations is the only product under which this service is licensed for production use.

Note

Azure Container Storage enabled by Azure Arc is an optional dependency that you must install separately. Connectors like the media connector and the data flow endpoint local storage can use this option to synchronize captured data to cloud storage.

Licensing

Azure IoT Operations licensing is covered by the terms stated in the Microsoft Online Service Agreement (MOSA). Licensing that's specific to Azure IoT Operations can be found in the Service Specific Terms section of the MOSA.

If any of the licensing terms found in these documents block your adoption of Azure IoT Operations in trial, non-production, or production scenarios, contact [email protected]. Depending on your specific circumstances, there might be solutions to unblock your project.

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