This topic describes the billing methods, billable items, and billing rules for Data Transmission Service (DTS) dedicated clusters.
Billing method
The following table describes the billing method for DTS dedicated clusters.
Billing method | Description |
Subscription | Also known as the upfront payment method. You pay for a DTS dedicated cluster when you create it. For more information, see the purchase page.
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Billable items and billing rules
The following table describes the billable items and billing rules for DTS dedicated clusters.
Billable item | Billing rule |
Cluster specification fee | DTS dedicated clusters currently support only the 15 DU specification and use the subscription billing method. Note
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Data transfer cost | You are charged for data transfer if a data migration task that you configure on a DTS dedicated cluster has a target database that is a self-managed database in an IDC or a database from another cloud provider. For more information about the billing method, see Data transfer cost billing method. Important Data transfer costs are based on the actual amount of traffic generated. Traffic less than 1 GB is billed as 1 GB. |
Storage fee | When you purchase a DTS dedicated cluster, each cluster node includes 1 TB of storage by default. If your storage usage exceeds 1 TB, the excess amount is charged. For more information about the billing method, see Storage fee billing method. You can purchase or scale out storage resources as needed. Note The monthly fee for storage that exceeds the default amount is calculated as follows: Unit price × Excess storage (in GB). For the unit prices of storage resources in different regions, see Storage fee billing method. |
Internet Traffic Billing Methods
The following table describes the billing method for the Internet traffic of DTS dedicated clusters.
Region | Unit price |
China (Hangzhou) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Shanghai) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Qingdao) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Beijing) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Zhangjiakou) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Shenzhen) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Guangzhou) | USD 0.123/GB |
China (Hong Kong) | USD 0.153/GB |
Asia Pacific SE 1 (Singapore) | USD 0.081/GB |
Asia Pacific SE 3 (Kuala Lumpur) | USD 0.077/GB |
US (West) 1 (Silicon Valley) | USD 0.077/GB |
Storage fee billing method
The following table describes the billing method for storage resources that exceed the default amount in a DTS dedicated cluster.
Region | Unit price |
China (Hangzhou) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Shanghai) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Qingdao) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Beijing) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Zhangjiakou) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Hohhot) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Ulanqab) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Shenzhen) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Heyuan) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Guangzhou) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Chengdu) | USD 0.16/GB |
China (Hong Kong) | USD 0.24/GB |
Asia Pacific SE 1 (Singapore) | USD 0.24/GB |
Asia Pacific SE 3 (Kuala Lumpur) | USD 0.24/GB |
Asia Pacific SE 5 (Jakarta) | USD 0.24/GB |
Asia Pacific SE 6 (Manila) | USD 0.24/GB |
Asia Pacific NE 1 (Tokyo) | USD 0.29/GB |
US (West) 1 (Silicon Valley) | USD 0.24/GB |
US (East) 1 (Virginia) | USD 0.24/GB |
Europe Central 1 (Frankfurt) | USD 0.25/GB |
UK (London) | USD 0.25/GB |
Middle East 1 (Dubai) | USD 0.27/GB |
FAQ
Does the dedicated cluster support the pay-as-you-go billing method?
Not supported.
Are data validation tasks in a dedicated cluster charged separately?
This feature is currently free.