Billing Examples

Billing Scenario I

A user created functions A, B, and C in April, as shown in Table 1. Assume that the total number of executions of these three functions in April was 2 million, 100,000, and 100,000. How much was the user billed for the three functions in April?

**Table 1** Function details
Function	Description
Function A (not using reserved instances)	Created on April 5, 2023. Assume that the memory of function A is 512 MB and the execution duration is 500 ms.
Function B (using reserved instances and idle mode disabled)	Created on April 18, 2023. Assume that the memory of function B is 128 MB and the execution time is 10s. If function B was deleted on April 30, 2023, the running duration of function B is 12 days.
Function C (using reserved instances and idle mode enabled)	Created on April 20, 2023. Assume that the memory of function C is 128 MB and the execution time is 5s. If function C was deleted on April 30, 2023, the running duration of function C is 10 days.

Billing Analysis (Scenario I)

Functions A, B, and C are billed separately since they use different types of instances. For details, see Table 2.

**Table 2** Billing details
Billing Item	Billing Details
Price for requests	(2 million requests + 100,000 requests + 100,000 requests – 1 million requests) × =
Price for execution duration	Total execution duration of function A: 512 MB/1024 MB × (500 ms/1000 ms) × 2 million requests = 500,000 GB-seconds. Total execution duration of function B: 128 MB/1024 MB × (12 × 24 × 60 × 60) = 129,600 GB-seconds. The execution duration of function C is divided into two parts: Execution duration: 128 MB/1024 MB × 5s × 100,000 requests = 62,500 GB-seconds Idle duration: 128 MB/1024 MB × (10 × 24 × 60 × 60 – 5s × 100,000 requests) = 45,500 GB-seconds Price for execution duration of functions A, B, and C: × (500,000 GB-seconds + 129,600 GB-seconds + 62,500 GB-seconds – 400,000 GB-seconds) + 45,500 GB-seconds × =
Total	Price for requests + Price for execution duration = + = ≈