AnalyticDB:Billable items of Data Warehouse Edition

Billing scope:

You are billed for elastic I/O resources when you create a cluster and changed elastic I/O resources when you scale up a cluster. For information about the changes that may affect your bills, see Billing of configuration changes.

Limits:

Elastic I/O resources can be purchased only for elastic clusters whose computing resources are 32 cores and 128 GB memory or more.

Recommendations:

When you purchase elastic I/O resources, we recommend that you purchase enough elastic I/O units (EIUs) to have at least half the number of computing resource cores in your cluster.

Fee calculation:

Elastic I/O resource fee = Unit price per EIU × Number of EIUs × Usage duration

Billing scope:

You are billed for elastic computing resources when resource scaling is performed based on the scaling plans that you create.

The scaling plans must be of the Default Proportional Scaling for Computing Resources and EIUs type.

Limits:

Support for resource scaling may be limited by the minor version and specifications of your cluster. For more information, see Create a resource scaling plan.

Fee calculation:

Elastic computing resource fee = Unit price of elastic computing resources per compute node × Number of compute nodes × Usage duration

Billing scope:

You are billed for data storage based on the actual storage usage.

Fee calculation:

Data storage fee = Hot data storage fee + Cold data storage fee

• Hot data storage fee = Unit price of hot data storage × Data volume × Usage duration

• Cold data storage fee = Unit price of cold data storage × Data volume × Usage duration

Viewing storage information:

You can log on to the AnalyticDB for MySQL console and go to the Monitoring Information page to view the amount of storage used for hot data and cold data. For more information, see View monitoring information of AnalyticDB for MySQL.

Billing scope:

After you create an AnalyticDB for MySQL cluster, the data backup feature is automatically enabled for the cluster. The most recent data backup set of the cluster is retained free of charge. If a cluster contains multiple data backup sets, you are charged for the data backup sets other than the most recent one based on the pay-as-you-go billing method.

Billing unit:

The billing unit is GB.

Fee calculation:

Data backup storage fee = Unit price of data backup storage × (Total backup set size - Free backup set size) × Usage duration

Viewing storage information:

You can log on to the AnalyticDB for MySQL console and go to the Backup and Restoration page to view the total backup set size and the free backup set size. For more information, see the "View backup sets" section of the Manage backups topic.