The public network bandwidth cap refers to the upper limit of outbound bandwidth by default, i.e. the bandwidth going out from CVM instances. The public bandwidth cap varies for different network billing mode. See below for details:
Network Billing Mode | Instance | Bandwidth Cap Range (Mbps) | |
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Instance Billing Mode | Instance Configuration | ||
Bill-by-traffic | Pay-as-you-go instances | ALL | 0 - 100 |
Bill-by-bandwidth | Pay-as-you-go instances | ALL | 0 - 100 |
Bandwidth package | All | 0 - 1000 |
Network Billing Mode | Instance | Bandwidth Cap Range (Mbps) | |
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Instance Billing Mode | Instance Configuration | ||
Bill-by-traffic | Pay-as-you-go instances | All | 0 - 100 |
Bill-by-bandwidth | Pay-as-you-go instances | All | 0 - 100 |
Bandwidth package | All | 0 - 1000 |
The inbound bandwidth of the public network refers to the bandwidth that flows into CVM instances.
The bandwidth peak is applicable to both bill-by-traffic and bill-by-bandwidth, but it means differently in these two cases as follows:
Bill-by-traffic | Bill-by-bandwidth (including hourly bill-by-bandwidth and monthly-subscribed bandwidth) |
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The bandwidth peak is only a bandwidth cap, instead of a commitment indicator. It may be limited when there is a scramble for bandwidth resources. | The bandwidth peak is a commitment indicator. It will not be limited when there is a scramble for bandwidth resources. |
You can choose one of the following adjustment methods based on your needs:
If you cannot adjust your instance or network billing mode, submit a ticket to request to increase the bandwidth cap. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
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