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Billing Examples

Scenario 1

On Mar 15, 2023, CAE hosted a microservice application and provided services for users.

  • Specifications: one 2 vCPU | 4 GiB component and two 1 vCPU | 2 GiB components.
  • Running: The application started at 10:00:00 and stopped at 15:00:00 every day. During peak hours (11:00:00-12:30:00), the 2 vCPU | 4 GiB component expanded to five instances, and the 1 vCPU | 2 GiB components expanded to three instances. During off-peak hours, each component required two instances to process services. 2.56 GB of traffic data was used in total.
Billing Duration
  • Off-peak hours: 210 min/day x 15 days = 3,150 min
  • Peak hours: 90 min/day x 15 days = 1,350 min
  • Traffic: 2.56 GB/day x 15 days = 38.4 GB
    Figure 1 Total price for a pay-per-use CAE instance

Scenario 2

CAE hosted many applications, and used 15,000 core-hours of vCPUs, 30,000 GiB-hours of memory, and 1 TB of traffic data in a month.

Billing Analysis

Unit prices in this example are used for reference only, and the calculated prices are estimated fees. As unit prices may change from time to time, the calculated prices may differ from actual prices. For details, see the data released on the Huawei Cloud official website.

Billing Mode

Formula

Billing Cycle

Price

Pay-per-use

vCPU: Instance specification unit price x Instance specifications x Usage duration

Monthly

vCPU: $0.0809 USD/core-hour x 15,000 core-hours = $1,213.5 USD/month

Memory: Instance specification unit price x Instance specifications x Usage duration

Memory: $0.00885 USD/GiB-hour x 30,000 GiB-hours = $265.5 USD/month

Traffic: Traffic unit price x Traffic volume

Traffic: $116.736 USD/TB x 1 TB = $116.736 USD/month

Total

$1,595.736 USD/month