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Example
Assume that an organization's 20 CVMs access two file systems in the Chinese mainland. File system A (storage usage: 11 TB; storage class: Standard) is used to store a fixed amount of cold data.
Total cost of CFS for the hour =10 × 1024 × 0.00006944 +（1 × 1024）× 0.00006528 = 0.778 USD
Note
Standard storage class: File system A uses a total of 11 TB, which will be billed according to tiered pricing rules. 10 TB is charged at 0.00006944 USD/GB/hour, and the remaining 1 TB at 0.00006528 USD/GB/hour. The fees are calculated as follows:
Fees for 10 TB = 10 × 1024 × 0.00006944 = 0.711 USD
Fees for remaining 1 TB = 1 × 1024 × 0.00006528 = 0.067 USD
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