The billing of the WeData execution resource group typically involves multiple factors.
Explanation
The execution resource group in a data development and governance platform is responsible for running various data - related tasks such as data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL), data analysis, and reporting. The billing is usually based on the resources consumed by these tasks during execution.
Billing Factors
- Compute Resources: This includes CPU and memory usage. When the execution resource group runs tasks that require more processing power or memory, the cost will increase accordingly. For example, if a complex data analytics task needs to process a large amount of data and requires high - performance CPUs and a large amount of memory, it will consume more compute resources and thus incur higher costs.
- Storage Resources: Data storage is another important aspect. If the tasks in the execution resource group generate a large amount of intermediate or final data that needs to be stored, the storage cost will be affected. For instance, if a data warehousing task stores a huge volume of historical data for long - term analysis, the storage cost will rise.
- Network Resources: Data transfer over the network also contributes to the billing. When data is transferred between different nodes in the platform or when data is imported/exported from external sources, network bandwidth usage is charged. For example, if a task frequently downloads large datasets from an external API, the network usage cost will increase.
Example
Suppose a company uses the WeData platform to run a daily ETL task. The task processes 100GB of data, requires 10 CPU cores and 20GB of memory for 2 hours each day. The storage cost is based on the 100GB of data stored daily, and there is also a small amount of network cost for downloading the source data. If the CPU cost is $0.1 per core - hour, memory cost is $0.05 per GB - hour, storage cost is $0.01 per GB - day, and network cost is $0.005 per GB transferred.
- Compute Cost:
- CPU cost: 10 cores * 2 hours * $0.1 per core - hour = $2
- Memory cost: 20GB * 2 hours * $0.05 per GB - hour = $2
- Total compute cost per day: $2 + $2 = $4
- Storage Cost: 100GB * $0.01 per GB - day = $1
- Network Cost: Assume 50GB of data is downloaded daily, so the network cost is 50GB * $0.005 per GB = $0.25
- Total Daily Cost: $4 + $1+ $0.25 = $5.25
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