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Billing Description
| Billable Item | Billing Method | Billing Cycle | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storage usage | Pay-as-you-go (postpaid) | Hourly | Billed according to the maximum hourly usage | Pay-as-you-go billing details |
| Storage usage | Resource pack (prepaid) | Monthly subscription | A valid resource pack can be used to offset the corresponding pay-as-you-go fees. | Resource pack billing details |
Billing Examples
Assume that an organization’s 20 CVMs access two file systems (A and B) in the Chinese mainland. File system A (usage: 11 TB; storage class: Standard) is used to store a fixed amount of cold data, while file system B (storage class: High-Performance; storage pack bound: 50 GB) is used for enterprise cloud storage, whose maximum hourly usage is 105.6 GB.
Total hourly CFS fees = 11 × 1024 × 0.00008056 + (105.6 − 50) × 0.00031944 = 1.085 USD
Storage fees description
Standard storage class:
Storage fees = 11 × 1024 × 0.00008056 = 0.90742784 USDHigh-Performance storage class: File system B uses a total of 105.6 GB and is bound to a 50 GB storage pack. Therefore, 50 GB should be deducted first. The fees are calculated as follows:
High-Performance storage fees =（105.6 − 50）× 0.00222222 = 0.17760864 USDTotal fees = 11 × 1024 × 0.00008056 + (105.6 − 50) × 0.00031944 = 1.085 USD
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