This topic describes the billing of Virtual Private Cloud (VPC).
- If you use VPC peering connections, you are charged for the VPC peering connections. For more information, see Billing of VPC peering connections.
- If you use traffic mirroring, you are charged for using traffic mirroring. For more information, see Billing of traffic mirroring.
- If you use flow logs, you are charged for the flow logs. For more information, see Billing of flow logs.
If you create other resources in a VPC, you are charged for using these resources.
For more information about the billing of resources deployed in a VPC, see the relevant
topics for the resources. Examples:
- If you create an Elastic Computer Service (ECS) instance in a VPC, you are charged for the ECS instance. For more information, see Billing of ECS.
- If you create an ApsaraDB RDS instance in a VPC, you are charged for the ApsaraDB RDS instance. For more information, see Billing of ApsaraDB RDS.
- If you create an Internet NAT gateway or a VPC NAT gateway, you are charged for the NAT gateway. For more information, see Billing of Internet NAT gateways or Billing of VPC NAT gateways.
- If you create an Enterprise Edition or Enhanced Enterprise Edition IPv6 gateway in a VPC, you are charged for the IPv6 gateway. For more information, see Billing of IPv6 Gateway.