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Public Network Bandwidth Cap

Last updated: 2024-08-07 14:59:59
    This document describes the outbound and inbound bandwidth caps of CVM instances, and compares the peak bandwidth in different billing modes.

    Outbound Bandwidth Cap (Downstream Bandwidth)

    The public network bandwidth cap refers to the upper limit of outbound bandwidth, that is, the bandwidth going out from CVM instances. The public bandwidth cap varies by network billing mode.
    The following rules apply to instances created after 00:00, February 24, 2020 (UTC +8):
    Network Billing Mode
    Instance
    Bandwidth Cap Range (in Mbps)
    Instance Billing Mode
    Instance Configuration
    Billing by traffic
    Pay-as-you-go instance
    ALL
    Mainland China region, Hong Kong (China), Singapore: 0 - 100, and other regions: 0 - 200
    Monthly subscription instance
    ALL
    0 - 200
    Monthly subscription
    Monthly subscription instance
    ALL
    0 - 200
    BWP
    ALL
    0 - 2000
    Machines created before 00:00 on February 24, 2020 will follow these rules:
    Network Billing Mode
    Instance
    Bandwidth Cap Range (in Mbps)
    Instance Billing Mode
    Instance Configuration
    Billing by traffic
    Pay-as-you-go instance
    ALL
    0 - 100
    BWP
    ALL
    0 - 1000

    Inbound Bandwidth Cap (Upstream Bandwidth)

    The public network inbound bandwidth refers to the bandwidth that flows into CVM instances.
    Bill-by-traffic public IP:
    If the bandwidth you purchased is less than or equals to 10 Mbps, Tencent Cloud will assign 10 Mbps public network inbound bandwidth.
    If the bandwidth you purchased is greater than 10 Mbps, Tencent Cloud will assign a public network inbound bandwidth equals to the purchased bandwidth.
    Bill-by-BWP public IP: Tencent Cloud will assign a public network inbound bandwidth equals to the purchased bandwidth.

    Peak Bandwidth

    The peak bandwidth is applicable to both bill-by-traffic and bill-by-bandwidth, but it means differently in these two cases as follows:
    Billing Mode
    Difference
    Description
    Bill-by-traffic
    The peak bandwidth is only regarded as the maximum peak bandwidth, and not as the committed bandwidth. When bandwidth resources are contested, the peak bandwidth may be limited.
    The sum of peak bandwidth of all the running bill-by-traffic instances (such as CVMs, EIPs, and elastic IPv6 addresses) cannot exceed 5 Gbps in one region. If your application requires a guaranteed or higher bandwidth, choose bill-by-bandwidth.
    Bill-by-bandwidth (monthly bandwidth subscription)
    This peak bandwidth is the committed bandwidth, and is guaranteed in case of bandwidth competition.
    The sum of peak bandwidth of all the running instances such as CVMs and EIPs that are billed at a fixed bandwidth (monthly bandwidth subscription) cannot exceed 50 Gbps in one region. If you require a higher bandwidth, contact your sales rep.

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