What is Internet Shared Bandwidth?

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Internet Shared Bandwidth provides region-level bandwidth sharing and reuse. After you create an Internet Shared Bandwidth instance, you can add EIPs in the same region to share bandwidth and reduce public network costs.

Line types

Internet Shared Bandwidth instances support two line types: BGP (Multi-ISP) and BGP (Multi-ISP) Pro. The following table describes the differences.

Item

BGP (Multi-ISP)

BGP (Multi-ISP) Pro

Supported EIP

EIPs of BGP (Multi-ISP)

EIPs of BGP (Multi-ISP) Pro

Supported region

All regions

China (Hong Kong), Japan (Tokyo), Singapore, Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Philippines (Manila), Indonesia (Jakarta), and Thailand (Bangkok)

Note

Internet Shared Bandwidth instances of BGP (Multi-ISP) Pro in the Japan (Tokyo), Singapore, Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Philippines (Manila), Indonesia (Jakarta), and Thailand (Bangkok) regions support only the pay-as-you-go billing method.

Benefits

  • Ultra-high-quality, large-scale BGP bandwidth

    • Up to 89 high-quality BGP lines on a global scale, providing multi-line BGP bandwidth at the same level as Taobao and Tmall.

    • Each region in the Chinese mainland provides direct connections to multiple ISPs, including China Telecom, China Unicom, China Mobile, China Tietong, China Netcom, CERNET, CBN, Dr. Peng, and Founder Broadband.

  • Centralized Internet traffic management

    Associate EIPs in the same region with an Internet Shared Bandwidth instance. The EIPs then function as public IP addresses and share the instance bandwidth, enabling centralized traffic management and monitoring.

  • Region-level bandwidth sharing

    Cloud resources with associated EIPs in the same region share the network resources of the Internet Shared Bandwidth instance.

  • Peak shifting billing

    • Peace of mind: enjoy ultra-high peak bandwidth without worrying about bandwidth exhaustion.

    • Cost savings: billing excludes a large amount of burst peak bandwidth and charges based on actual usage after multiple rounds of smoothing.

  • Pay-by-hour billing

    • Pay only for what you use. For example, if the bandwidth package is used for only 1 hour, you are charged for 1 hour only.

    • Flexibly adjust bandwidth: scale up during peak hours and scale down during off-peak hours.

  • Subscription billing

    Purchase Internet Shared Bandwidth on a subscription basis for lower costs compared to pay-as-you-go billing.