- Service Overview
- Billing
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Preparations
- CodeArts Req
- CodeArts Repo
- CodeArts Pipeline
- CodeArts Check
- CodeArts Build
- CodeArts Artifact
- CodeArts Deploy
- CodeArts TestPlan
- CodeArts PerfTest
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Best Practices
- Best Practices Summary
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Using CodeArts to Manage an e-Mall Development Project
- Overview
- Resource Planning
- Process
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Implementation Procedure
- Preparation
- Step 1: Managing Project Plans
- Step 2: Managing Project Configurations
- Step 3: Writing Code
- Step 4: Checking Code
- Step 5: Building an Application
- Step 6: Deploying an Application (CCE)
- Step 6: Deploying an Application (ECS)
- Step 7: Managing Project Tests
- Step 8: Configuring a Pipeline for Continuous Delivery
- Releasing Resources
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FAQs
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General
- How Do I Collect or Archive Project Information Locally After a CodeArts Project Is Complete?
- Why Can't an IAM User View Any CodeArts Projects After Login?
- How Do I View All CodeArts Projects and Members Under My Account as Administrator?
- Will the Tasks Created by a Project Member Be Deleted After the Member Leaves the Project?
- Will a New User with the Same Name as a Deleted User Inherit Their Permissions and Tasks?
- CodeArts Req
- CodeArts Repo
- CodeArts Pipeline
- CodeArts Check
- CodeArts Build
- CodeArts Artifact
- CodeArts Deploy
- CodeArts TestPlan
- CodeArts PerfTest
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General
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Number of Users
Billing Description
This refers to the total number of unique members in all of your projects.
To learn about the price of CodeArts, visit CodeArts Pricing Details.
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Billing Item |
Description |
Billing Formula |
|---|---|---|
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Number of users |
Number of unique members in all of your projects in a region.
|
Unit price × Number of users × Purchased duration |
Calculation Example
- Scenario Description
Assume that tenant X has four IAM users a, b, c, and d, and two projects M and N. Tenant Y has three IAM users e, f, and g, and two projects S and T.
Members in the projects are shown in the following table.
Table 2 Project member distribution Project Name
Member Name
M
a and b
N
b and c
S
d and e
T
f and g
- Calculation Method Analysis
- Tenant X: b has joined both projects and is counted as 1 user. So this tenant has 3 users.
- Tenant Y: Although d belongs to tenant X, it has joined project S of tenant Y, so this tenant has 4 users.
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