Billing Information | Description | |
Billing mode | Pay-as-you-go (postpaid): Fees are settled on the hour (UTC+8) with billing granularity accurate to seconds. | |
Billable resource | Storage space for backup data: full backup and incremental backup data. | |
Billable instance | General Edition instances: version 3.2 and later. Cloud Disk Edition instances are currently not billed. | |
Parameter in Billing Formula | Description |
Billable backup volume (GB) | Billable backup volume = MAX (Volume of full backup data + Volume of incremental backup data – Free tier, 0) Note: Free tier: General Edition instances are entitled to free backup space equivalent to 100% of the total storage space. For example, a General Edition instance with 100 GB storage has a free tier of 100 GB for data backup. The backup volume of read-only instances and disaster recovery instances is calculated separately and does not consume the free tier of the primary instance. |
Unit price for backup (USD/GB/hour) | |
Retention time of the backup set (hours) | The storage duration of backup data is calculated in seconds if it is less than one hour. |
Region | Price (USD/GB/Hour) |
Chinese mainland regions (excluding Finance and Autonomous Driving regions) | 0.000113 |
Shanghai Autonomous Driving Cloud | 0.0001695 |
Shanghai Finance, Beijing Finance, and Shenzhen Finance | 0.0002034 |
Other regions | 0.000127 |
Instance Type | Instance Status | Backup Feature | Billed | Key Operation and Subsequent Status |
Pay-as-you-go instance | Running/Overdue (within 24 hours) | Automatic backup, manual backup, and rollback features are functioning normally. | Yes | Backup and billing proceed as usual. |
| Within 7 days after shutdown (isolation period in the recycle bin) | Stop automatic backup. Prohibit rollback and manual backup. Only the most recent full backup can be downloaded. | No | When an instance is isolated in the recycle bin, backups are not billed during this period. You can top up your account to restore the instance from the recycle bin. |
| 7 days after being isolated in the recycle bin | None | None | The instance is officially eliminated, and all data backups are destroyed. |
Business Type | Recommended Backup Retention Time | Backup Frequency and Method Recommendation | Description |
Core business | 7 to 365 days | Maintain a high frequency (for example, daily) for automatic backups. It is strongly recommended to enable the Long-Term Backup Retention feature to archive backup sets from critical points in time for 7 to 1,095 days. | While ensuring high data recoverability, the long-term retention feature meets compliance requirements and core data archiving needs. |
Non-core and non-data business | Recommended: 7 days | Reduce the frequency of automatic backups (for example, twice per week, meeting the minimum requirements). | A retention time of 7 days can meet most fault recovery scenarios, significantly reducing the storage space occupied by regular backups. |
Testing business | Recommended: 7 days | Perform manual backups based on your actual needs, and promptly delete temporary backups after testing is completed. | Prevent temporary data in test environments from persistently occupying backup storage space, achieving "use on demand and release after use". |
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