GLCU Fees
Last updated:2024-11-15 21:40:49
Gateway Load Balancer Capacity Unit (GLCU) is used to measure the metrics involved in processing traffic with GWLB. It is the smallest unit for measuring GWLB resource consumption. GLCU fees support the pay-as-you-go billing mode. This document describes the information of GLCU fees.
GLCU Metrics
Under the pay-as-you-go mode, GLCU metrics include processed traffic.
Metric Name | Metric Description | GLCU Coefficient | Number of GLCUs per Hour |
Processed traffic | The total inbound and outbound traffic processed by GWLB per hour, in GB. | 1 | Number of GLCUs = Total traffic within an hour ÷ GLCU coefficient |
GLCU fees per hour = Number of GLCUs x GLCU unit price
Pricing
Region | GLCU Unit price (USD/Quantity/Hour) |
All regions | 0.004 |
Billing examples
Assume that your GWLB instance processes a total of 1,024 KB request and response data per second. Your GLCU fees will be calculated as follows:
Metric Name | Usage Examples | GLCU Coefficient | Number of GLCUs |
Processed traffic (per hour) | In the example, your GWLB instance processes an average of 1,024 KB data per second, that is, 3.6 GB data per hour. | 1 | Number of GLCUs = 3.6 ÷ GLCU coefficient = 3.6 |
LCU Hourly fees = 3.6 GLCU x 0.004 USD/Quantity/Hour = 0.0144 USD.
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