Billing Overview of DMS for RabbitMQ

In this document, you will learn about the billing modes, billing items, renewal, and arrear of Distributed Message Service (DMS) for RabbitMQ.

• Billing Modes

  DMS for RabbitMQ has two billing modes: yearly/monthly and pay-per-use. Yearly/Monthly is a prepaid mode. You need to pay first, and will be billed based on the required duration in your order. Ensure that your account balance is sufficient. Pay-per-use is a postpaid mode. You can use the service first, and will be billed for your usage duration. For details, see Billing Modes of DMS for RabbitMQ.

  After purchasing a RabbitMQ instance, you can change your billing mode to meet changing needs. For details, see Overview.

• Billing Items

  Fees of DMS for RabbitMQ consist of instance fees and storage space fees. For details about the calculation factors and formula of each billing item, see Billing Items.

  For more information about the billing samples in different scenarios and the billing process for each billing item in different billing modes, see Billing Examples.

• Renewal

  Yearly/Monthly RabbitMQ instances cannot run after their subscription expires. To continue using your RabbitMQ instance, renew it before it expires. Otherwise, the instance and disk storage space will be automatically released, and your data may be lost. You can renew your subscription manually or automatically. For details, see Overview.

• Bills

  To learn about your expenditures, go to Billing Center > Billing, and view the transactions and billing details related to your RabbitMQ instances. For details, see Bills.

• Arrears

  Your account goes into arrears when the balance is less than the bill to be settled. To continue using your cloud services, top up your account in time. For details, see Arrears.

• Stopping Billing

  To avoid unexpected bills, you can unsubscribe from or delete your cloud services if they are no longer needed. For details, see Stopping Billing.

• Cost Management

  You can manage your costs from 4 dimensions: composition, allocation, analysis, and optimization. For details, see Cost Management.