Billed Items
Billed Items
You will be billed for clusters managed by UCS. For details, see Table 1.
Billed Item |
Description |
Billing Mode |
Formula |
---|---|---|---|
Clusters managed by UCS |
|
Yearly/Monthly or pay-per-use |
Cluster scale (vCPUs) x Cluster unit price x Required duration For details, see Huawei Cloud UCS Pricing Details. |
Huawei Cloud UCS centrally manages distributed clusters across clouds and regions. You only need to pay for UCS. Although you can register a cluster on the UCS console, the UCS price does not include the price of other cloud services and related resources.
Viewing the Number of vCPUs of a Cluster
To view the number of vCPUs (included in the UCS price) of each cluster, run the following command:
kubectl get nodes -o jsonpath='{range .items[*]}{.metadata.name}{"\t"} {.status.conditions[?(@.type=="Ready")].status}{"\t"} {.status.capacity.cpu}{"\n"}' | grep True
The cluster status change affects the number of vCPUs collected by the UCS, which affects the UCS billing. If a cluster needs to connect to UCS, ensure that the cluster is running normally. If the cluster is no longer needed, deregister it in a timely manner to avoid further expenditures. For details about the cluster status and billing, see Table 2.
Cluster Status |
Billed |
---|---|
Running |
Yes |
Unavailable |
Yes
CAUTION:
After a cluster is connected to UCS, UCS obtains and records the the number of vCPUs. If the cluster becomes unavailable, UCS cannot obtain the number of vCPUs in real time. In this case, you will be billed based on the last recorded number of vCPUs. |
Waiting for access |
No |
Registration timeout |
No |
Deregistering |
No |
Deregistration failed |
No |
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