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- [May 21, 2024] EIP API Authentication Service Upgrade
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This document describes the monthly top 5 billing mode of BWP.
Note:
Billing Details
Billing date
The bill is issued on Day 1-2 of every month. You can check the details in Cost Center.
Settlement date
Fees are calculated on a monthly basis. The fee is automatically deducted from the account balancer of the user.
Billing scope
BWP is region-specific, which means that one BWP only applies to a single region.
Note:
View the component usage details shown in the bills obtained from the billing center. Usage = BWP monthly peak x Number of valid days/Number of billable days in the month.
Peak bandwidth
Instance peak bandwidth: The peak bandwidth of an instance billed on bandwidth packages is 2 Gbps. Note that this is the max possible bandwidth, but not the committed bandwidth. In case of resource contention, the peak bandwidth may not reach this value.
Regional total bandwidth: For bandwidth limits of different line types, see Use Limits.
Billing Formula
BWP fee = BWP monthly peak x Unit price x Number of valid days/Number of billable days in the month.
Daily peak: the maximum outbound bandwidth and inbound bandwidth will be respectively collected every five minutes, and the higher value is taken as a sample point. All the 288 sample points on the day are sorted in descending order, and the fifth-highest value is used as the daily peak bandwidth.
Monthly peak: on the settlement date, the daily peaks of the valid days in the last month are sorted in descending order, and the average value of the top 5 peaks is used as the monthly peak.
Valid day: a day in which at least one bandwidth value is greater than 1 Kbps.
Billable days in the month: the actual number of days during the month in which BWP is used.
Billing Example
Assume you use a BGP bandwidth package in June at a unit price of 16.97 USD/Mbps/month, where there are 30 billable days. Of those days, there are 20 days with active usage, and the top 5 peak bandwidths are 100 MB, 95 MB, 90 MB, 85 MB and 80 MB.
Monthly peak = (100 + 95 + 90 + 85 + 80) / 5 = 90 MB
BWP fee = 90 × 16.97 × 20 / 30 = 1,018.2 USD
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