Network Billing Method | Instance | Maximum Bandwidth Cap Range (Mbps) | |
| | Instance Billing Method | Instance Configuration |
Bill-by-traffic | Pay-as-you-go instances | All | 0-100 |
Bill-by-bandwidth | Pay-as-you-go instances | All | 0-100 |
Bandwidth package | All | | 0-2000 |
Network Billing Method | Instance | Maximum Bandwidth Cap Range (Mbps) | |
| | Instance Billing Method | Instance Configuration |
Bill-by-traffic | Pay-as-you-go instances | All | 0-100 |
Bill-by-bandwidth | Pay-as-you-go instances | All | 0-100 |
Bandwidth package | ALL | | 0-1000 |
Billing Mode | Difference | Description |
Bill-by-traffic | The peak bandwidth is only regarded as the maximum peak bandwidth, and not as the committed bandwidth. When bandwidth resources are contested, the peak bandwidth may be limited. | The sum of peak bandwidth of all the running bill-by-traffic instances (such as CVMs, EIPs, elastic IPv6 addresses) cannot exceed 5 Gbps in one region. If your application requires a guaranteed or higher bandwidth, choose bill-by-bandwidth. |
Bill-by-bandwidth(including monthly bandwidth subscription and hourly bandwidth) | This peak bandwidth is the committed bandwidth, and is guaranteed in case of bandwidth competition. | The sum of peak bandwidth of all the running instances such as CVMs and EIPs that are billed at a fixed bandwidth (including monthly-subscribed bandwidth and hourly bandwidth) cannot exceed 50 Gbps in one region. If you require a higher bandwidth, contact your sales rep. |
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