A storage capacity unit (SCU) is a subscription resource plan for storage capacity that can be used to offset pay-as-you-go bills for various cloud storage products.
Offset factors
You can use an SCU to offset storage fees for multiple cloud products. The following table lists the offset factors for using an SCU to offset File Storage NAS storage fees in the Chinese mainland.
For more information about the pricing rules for other regions and cloud products, see or Pricing.
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File system type |
Offset coefficient |
Description |
|
Capacity NAS file system |
0.25 |
You can use 0.25 GiB of capacity in your SCU to offset the storage usage fee of 1 GiB for a Capacity NAS file system. |
|
Performance NAS file system |
0.89 |
You can use 0.89 GiB of capacity in your SCU to offset the storage usage fee of 1 GiB for a Performance NAS file system. |
Offset order
Storage fees for File Storage NAS are offset in the following order: Storage plan > Resource plan > SCU > Pay-as-you-go
Offset example
For example, a user purchases a 500 GiB General-purpose NAS resource plan and a 100 GiB SCU in the China (Beijing) region in January 2021. During that month, the user's only usage in the China (Beijing) region is from a Capacity NAS file system with 600 GiB of hourly storage usage. The storage fee offset for the month is calculated as follows:
File system type | Resource plan offset | SCU offset |
Capacity NAS file system | The 500 GiB General-purpose NAS resource plan is used to offset the storage fees for 500 GiB of the Capacity NAS file system. | 25 GiB of the SCU is used to offset the storage fees for the remaining 100 GiB of the Capacity NAS file system. The 25 GiB is the SCU capacity required for the remaining 100 GiB of storage after the 500 GiB General-purpose NAS resource plan is applied. The calculation is: (600 GiB - 500 GiB) × 0.25 = 25 GiB |