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What Is a Standard Storage Package (Multi-AZ) Used For?
Updated on 2022-07-07 GMT+08:00
What Is a Standard Storage Package (Multi-AZ) Used For?
A Standard storage package (multi-AZ) provides cross-AZ storage space quota for buckets in the Standard storage class. Such packages are only available in regions that support data redundancy across AZs.
Parent topic: Billing
Billing FAQs
- How Do I Purchase OBS?
- Why Is OBS Still Unavailable Even Though My Account Is Topped Up and There Are No Outstanding Bills?
- Why Does My Bucket Generate Storage Fees Even Though There Are No Objects in It?
- Why Am I Still Being Billed for Pull Traffic Used by CDN Acceleration When I Already Have a Pull Traffic Package?
- Why Am I Still Being Billed After I Purchased a Resource Package?
- What Is a Standard Storage Package (Multi-AZ) Used For?
- Do I Need to Purchase an Outbound Internet Traffic Package If I Already Have a Pull Traffic Package?
- Why Does My Bucket Generate Traffic When There Are No Objects in It?
- How Are Requests Counted?
- Do I Have to Purchase a Resource Package? Can I Apply a Package to a Specific Bucket?
- Can I Unsubscribe from or Modify a Resource Package?
- Can I Purchase Requests?
- Do Parallel File Systems Support Resource Packages?
- Which Types of Resource Packages Will Reset Their Quota by Month and Which Types Will Not?
- Will the Remaining Package Quota in a Given Month Be Carried over to the Following Month?
- What Can I Do If My Resource Package Expires?
- Will My Data Write Be Restricted When My OBS Package Has Been Used Up?
- Why Is There a Charge of $0.01 USD on My OBS Bill?
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