Billing
The price of a CCE Autopilot cluster consists of the following parts: cluster management, pods, and cloud resources (VPC endpoints and other cloud resources).
The billed items marked with asterisks (*) are mandatory.
|
Billed Item |
Description |
Billing Mode |
Formula |
|---|---|---|---|
|
*Cluster management |
The expenses for managing the cluster
NOTE:
If a cluster is frozen, workloads in the cluster will be in the pending state and will not be rescheduled until the cluster is unfrozen. |
Pay-per-use |
Unit price of the cluster specification x Required duration For details about the unit prices of cluster specifications, see Unit Prices in Pay-per-Use Billing. |
|
*Pods |
Pods are billed by specification.
NOTICE:
If a specification is not supported, it will be automatically upgraded to a higher one. For example, if all containers in a pod require 2 vCPUs and 3 GiB of memory, the specification is automatically upgraded to 2 vCPUs and 4 GiB of memory. Specification Description lists the specifications supported by CCE Autopilot. |
Pay-per-use |
Unit price of the pod specification x Required duration For details about the unit prices of pod specifications, see Unit Prices in Pay-per-Use Billing. |
|
*VPC endpoints |
CCE Autopilot clusters connect to other cloud services such as SWR through VPC endpoints, which are billed separately based on the number of VPC endpoints you use. |
Pay-per-use |
Unit price of the VPC endpoint x Required duration
NOTE:
See the pricing on the VPC Endpoint console. |
|
Other cloud resources |
Resources of cloud services used by a cluster such as Elastic Load Balance (ELB) are billed based on their pricing rules, no matter whether these resources are automatically created or manually added during cluster creation and use. Although cloud resources can be created on the CCE console, their billed items and bills are independent of those of CCE clusters. |
Billing mode of each cloud service |
For details, see Price Calculator. |
Unit Prices in Pay-per-Use Billing
By default, 30 GiB of ephemeral storage is allocated to each pod for free (with an IOPS upper limit of 2,500 and a burst limit of 16,000). Any storage space that exceeds the 30 GiB quota will be billed separately.
|
Region |
Cluster Management |
Pod |
|---|---|---|
|
AP-Singapore |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
AP-Bangkok |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
AP-Jakarta |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
AF-Johannesburg |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
CN-Hong Kong |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
CN Southwest-Guiyang1 |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
CN South-Guangzhou |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
CN East-Shanghai1 |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
|
CN North-Beijing4 |
$0.1 USD/hour |
|
Specification Description
CCE Autopilot automatically upgrades the specifications that are not supported to higher ones to ensure that the pods always have the required resources.
|
vCPU |
Memory (GiB) |
|---|---|
|
0.25 vCPUs |
0.5, 1, and 2 |
|
0.5 vCPUs |
1, 2, 3, and 4 |
|
1 vCPU |
2 to 8 (increment: 1 GiB) |
|
2 vCPUs |
4 to 16 (increment: 1 GiB) |
|
4 vCPUs |
8 to 32 (increment: 1 GiB) |
|
8 vCPUs |
8 to 64 (increment: 4 GiB) |
|
16 vCPUs |
16 to 128 (increment: 8 GiB) |
|
32 vCPUs |
32, 64, 128, and 256 |
|
48 vCPUs |
96, 192, and 384 |
|
64 vCPUs |
128, 256, and 512 |
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