Tablestore charges resources for each instance. This topic describes the pricing, billing methods, and billing items of Tablestore.
Pricing
For more information about pricing, see Tablestore Pricing.
Billing methods
Tablestore charges resources based on the pay-as-you-go billing method. This method indicates that Tablestore charges resources you have used on an hourly basis.
Billing items
The following table lists the billing items of Tablestore.
Billing item | Billing method | |
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Storage usage |
The total storage usage charged based on the average storage usage per hour in a billing cycle. |
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Read throughput | Reserved read throughput |
The total reserved read CUs of all tables charged based on the average reserved read CUs per hour in a billing cycle. Note Reserved read CUs are available only for high-performance instances. For more information
about instances, see Instance.
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Additional read throughput |
The total additional read CUs of all tables charged based on the average additional read CUs per second in a billing cycle. |
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Write throughput | Reserved write throughput |
The total reserved write CUs of all tables charged based on the average reserved write CUs per hour in a billing cycle. Note Reserved write CUs are available only for high-performance instances. For more information
about instances, see Instance.
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Additional write throughput |
The total additional write CUs of all tables charged based on the average additional write CUs per second in a billing cycle. |
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Internet outbound traffic |
The total Internet outbound traffic generated when applications access Tablestore over HTTP. Note
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- You are also charged when you use search indexes. For more information about the billing, see Billable items of search indexes.
- You are also charged when you use secondary indexes. For more information about the billing, see Billing rules.