This document describes the costs of specification adjustment for both pay-as-you-go and monthly subscribed clusters, focusing on compute nodes and storage space.
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TDSQL-C for MySQL adopts a storage-computing separation architecture that allows independent specification adjustment instead of specification adjustment for both, improving the flexibility of specification adjustment.
When upgrading instances in a cluster, there is an upper limit to the storage space. The storage space cannot exceed the upper limit corresponding to the compute node. If a larger storage space is required, you can upgrade your current compute node specifications first. For detailed compute node specifications and upper storage limit, see Product Specifications. Compute Node Specification Adjustment
Note:
Discounts and vouchers are not returned.
The refund will be returned to your Tencent Cloud account by the proportion of the cash and free credits paid for the purchase.
If the refund amount is ≤ 0, it will be calculated as 0, that is, the refund amount will be 0.
Cost of Specification Adjustment for Pay-as-You-Go Clusters
For pay-as-you-go clusters, charges are billed on an hourly basis. After specification adjustments, the next billing cycle will be charged at the new hourly rate.
For example, a user in Beijing Zone 3 adjusts the specification of the TDSQL-C for MySQL cluster from a 1-core, 2-GB instance to a 2-core, 4-GB instance, resulting in a billing rate shift from 0.018396 USD per hour to 0.099936 USD.
Cost of Specification Adjustments for Monthly Subscribed Clusters
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Upgrading specifications | When users upgrade their compute node specifications, the system determines the cost difference between the current and upgraded node specifications. A bill is then generated, with the calculated difference deducted from the user's account. If the account balance is insufficient, a top-up is necessary. Following the upgrade, billing is based on the updated instance specifications. Cost difference = Unit price of new specifications × Validity period - Unit price of original specifications × Validity period |
Downgrading specifications | When users downgrade their compute node specifications, the system determines the cost difference between the current and downgraded node specifications. A bill is then generated, with the calculated difference refunded to the user's account. Refund amount = Remaining amount of the original specification - Purchase price of the new specification- Remaining amount for the original specification = Effective order amount of original specification - Used value of original specification. Effective order amount of original specification: The amount paid for the currently effective order, excluding discounts and vouchers. Used value of original specification: For the used part, if the usage has lasted at least one month as of the date of downgrade, fees will be deducted by month; otherwise, fees will be deducted in a pay-as-you-go manner. Purchase value of the new specification: The current official price of the new specification multiplied by the remaining validity period. |
Adding Read-only instances | The cost is charged according to the unit price of the newly purchased compute node. Cost of new read-only instances = Compute node unit price (USD/day) × Validity period |
Deleting instances | Both read-only instances and read-write instances can be deleted. For more information related to the cost of deleting instances, see Refund. Note: In a cluster with both read-write and read-only instances, delete the read-only instances first. Deleting the read-write instance is the same as returning the entire cluster. Alternatively, you can delete the entire cluster, removing both read-write and read-only instances. |
Storage Space Specification Adjustment
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When reducing storage space, the new storage space should not be lower than the used storage space. If a lower storage space is required, please clear the corresponding data first.
Cost of Specification Adjustment for Pay-as-You-Go Clusters
In the pay-as-you-go billing mode, the cost of the cluster storage space is still charged based on the hourly usage, and there is no need to purchase unused storage space in advance. However, each compute node specification has a storage space upper limit. If you require maximum storage space, you can upgrade the compute node specifications.
Cost of Specification Adjustment for Monthly Subscribed Clusters
In the monthly subscription mode, the cost of storage space is charged based on the pre-purchased amount with a tiered pricing model. For detailed pricing information, please refer to Product Pricing.
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