- What's New
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- IAM Permissions Management
- Getting Started
- Managing DIS Streams
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Using DIS
- Checking and Configuring DNS Information
- Uploading Data by Using Agent
- Using DIS Flume Plugin to Upload and Download Data
- Using a DIS Logstash Plugin to Upload and Download Data
- Using Kafka Adapter to Upload and Download Data
- Using SparkStreaming SDK to Download Data
- Using a DIS Flink Connector to Upload and Download Data
- Managing a Dump Task
- Managing Enterprise Projects
- Notifying Events
- Monitoring
- Best Practices
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SDK Reference
- Overview
- Related Resources
- Enabling DIS
- Creating a DIS Stream
- Obtaining Authentication Information
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Getting Started with SDK
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Using the Java SDK
- Preparing the Environment
- Configuring a Sample Project
- Initializing a DIS SDK Client Instance
- Creating a Stream
- Creating a Dump Task
- Updating a Dump Task
- Deleting a Dump Task
- Querying a Dump Task List
- Querying Dump Details
- Deleting a Stream
- Querying a Stream List
- Querying Stream Details
- Downloading Streaming Data
- Uploading Streaming Data
- Obtaining the Data Cursor
- Creating an Application
- Deleting an Application
- Adding a Checkpoint
- Querying a Checkpoint
- Changing Partition Quantity
- Using Kafka Adapter to Upload and Download Data
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Using the Python SDK
- Preparing the Installation Environment
- Configuring a Sample Project
- Initializing a DIS SDK Client Instance
- Creating a Stream
- Creating a Dump Task
- Deleting a Stream
- Deleting a Dump Task
- Querying a Stream List
- Querying a Dump Task List
- Querying Stream Details
- Querying Dump Details
- Uploading Streaming Data in JSON Format
- Uploading Streaming Data in Protobuf Format
- Downloading Streaming Data
- Creating an Application
- Deleting an Application
- Viewing Application Details
- Querying an Application List
- Adding a Checkpoint
- Querying a Checkpoint
- Changing Partition Quantity
- Obtaining a Data Cursor
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Using the Java SDK
- Error Codes
- Change History
- API Reference
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FAQs
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General Questions
- What Is DIS?
- What Is a Partition?
- What Can I Do with DIS?
- What Advantages Does DIS Have?
- Which Modules Do DIS Have?
- How Do I Create a DIS Stream?
- What Is the Difference Between Storing Data into DIS and Dumping Data Elsewhere?
- How Do I Check Software Package Integrity?
- How Do I Send and Retrieve Data Using DIS?
- What Is Data Control?
- Dump Questions
- DIS Agent Questions
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General Questions
- General Reference
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Billing
Billing Items
HUAWEI CLOUD DIS is billed based on the record quantity and partition hour.
Billing Item |
Description |
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Record quantity |
Number of records uploaded to a DIS stream. A single record size cannot exceed 25 KB. If you upload data of larger than 25 KB, the system considers it more than one record. Common DIS streams are billed based on both the record quantity and partition hour, while advanced DIS streams are billed only based on the partition hour. |
Partition hour |
Duration of using a partition. A common stream and advanced stream are billed differently based on the partition hour. |
Billing Modes
OBS provides two billing modes: pay-per-use and yearly/monthly. Pay-per-use is recommended if you are unsure of your future service needs and want to avoid paying for unused resources. However, if you are sure of your needs, yearly/monthly will be less expensive.
- Pay-per-use
Pay-per-use billing is the default setting for DIS. With this billing mode, your service account is only billed for the amount of time (hours) resources actually used for. There is no minimum billing threshold.
- Yearly/Monthly
You can also purchase a yearly/monthly resource package for a better price. However, if your usage exceeds the package quota, subsequently used resources will be charged on a pay-per-use basis.
Changing Billing Mode
Pay-per-use billing is the default setting for DIS. You can also purchase yearly/monthly packages, which provide resource quotas in the regions that you specified for the purchased packages. If the actual usage exceeds your package quota, you will be billed for subsequently used resources on a pay-per-use basis.
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