This topic describes the billing rules for cloud storage and provides a billing example.
Billing rules
Cloud storage is billed based on four dimensions: capacity, number of download operations, number of upload operations, and CDN traffic.
Billable item | Description | Billing period | Billing formula |
|---|---|---|---|
Capacity | Billing is based on the peak daily capacity. | Billed daily. The fee is automatically deducted from your account. | Peak daily capacity × Unit price |
Number of download operations | Billing is based on the total number of daily access requests that are accelerated by CDN. | Billed daily. The fee is automatically deducted from your account. | Number of download operations × Unit price |
Number of upload operations | Billing is based on the number of daily file uploads. | Billed daily. The fee is automatically deducted from your account. | Number of upload operations × Unit price |
CDN traffic | Billing is based on the daily traffic from CDN acceleration. | Billed daily. The fee is automatically deducted from your account. | CDN traffic × Unit price |
Billing example
The following example shows how daily fees are calculated based on pay-as-you-go unit prices.
Example 1
Capacity | Number of download operations | Number of upload operations | CDN traffic | Daily bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
100 GB | 1 million times | 100,000 operations | 50 GB | CNY 10.53 |
The calculation is as follows:
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