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    Billing Overview

    Last updated: 2021-04-27 17:19:00
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      Note：

      • Tencent Cloud Log Service (CLS) has been commercially available starting from 00:00:00 on August 03, 2020. CLS offers a limited Free Tier for each region. For details, see Free Tier.
      • For billing rules and standards, see Billing Mode and other sections below. To view your current resource usage, please go to the CLS Console.
      • For information about estimated costs, please go to Price Calculator to export estimated bills.

      CLS provides a daily pay-as-you-go billing option in all the supported regions. You pay for what you use and no upfront payment is required.

      Billing Mode

      Category Description
      Billing cycle Daily. The fees generated for the current day will be settled at 00:00 on the next day.
      Price See CLS Product Pricing

      Billable Items

      Overview

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      Description

      Traffic billable items

      Traffic billable items Description Billing formula
      Write traffic Billed by the data volume received by CLS. If you compress and upload logs, write traffic will be the actual data volume after the compression. LogListener uploads compressed logs by default. Write traffic fees = unit price per GB * daily accumulated write traffic
      Index traffic Billed by the data volume generated when CLS constructs an index. Index traffic is generated only after the index is enabled, and is dependent on the number of fields configured in the index. Index traffic fees = unit price per GB * daily accumulated index traffic
      Private network read traffic Billed by the downstream traffic generated when the CLS private domain name is accessed.
      For example, private network read traffic fees will be incurred when you download CLS logs, consume logs, or ship logs to COS or Ckafka over a private network.      		 Private network read traffic fees = unit price per GB * daily accumulated private network read traffic
      Public network read traffic Billed by the downstream traffic generated when the CLS public domain name is accessed.
      For example, public network read traffic fees will be incurred when you download CLS logs, consume logs, or ship logs to COS or Ckafka over a public network.      		 Public network read traffic fees = unit price per GB * daily accumulated public network read traffic

      Restrictions

      1. Uploading logs always incur write traffic fees no matter whether you use a private network or public network.
      2. Index traffic will be larger than the original log data since the metadata such as \_\_FILENAME\_\_ and \_\_SOURCE__ in CLS constructs indexes and calculates the index traffic.
      3. Index traffic will be calculated only once if both the full-text index and key-value index are enabled.

      Storage billable items

      Storage billable items Description Billing formula
      Log storage Billed by log data storage usage. Log storage fees = unit price per GB * daily average log storage
      Index storage Billed by index data storage usage. Index storage fees = unit price per GB * daily average index storage

      Restrictions

      1. CLS calculates log storage based on the uploaded data volume. For example, suppose the raw log size is 100 GB:
        • If compression is enabled, and the data volume uploaded is 25 GB, the log storage is increased by 25 GB.
        • If compression is not enabled, and the data volume uploaded is 100 GB, the log storage is increased by 100 GB.
        • Similarly, when Log Index is enabled and fields generate index traffic of 50 GB, the index storage is increased by 50 GB.
      2. Log storage is billed based on average usage. Storage usage values are collected per minute, and averaged per day. The calculation formula is as follows:
      • Daily log storage= “sum of the log storage values per minute for the day” / 1440
      • Daily index storage= “sum of the index storage values per minute for the day” / 1440
      1. The log data and index data are saved based on your configured storage cycle. Expired data do not incur storage fees and will be deleted on the hour. For example, suppose the storage cycle is set for 3 days and logs are uploaded on June 15 12:15. The logs will be saved between June 15 12:15 and June 18 12:15, and the data will be deleted on June 18 13:00. Do not change the storage cycle frequently, and you can only change it once a day
      • Extending the storage cycle
        When you extend the storage cycle, CLS will save the data for a longer period. For example, if you extend the storage cycle from 7 days to 15 days on June 15 12:30, the data uploaded on June 8 12:00 will be saved to June 23 13:00, instead of being deleted on June 15 13:00.
      • Shortening the storage cycle
        When you shorten the storage cycle, CLS saves data for a reduced period. For example, if you shorten the storage cycle from 15 days to 7 days on June 15, 12:30, the data uploaded between June 1 12:00 and June 8 13:00 will be deleted on June 15 13:00.

      Other billable items (on demand)

      Other billable items Description Billing formula
      Service request Billed by the total number of CLS API calls. Service request fees = unit price per 1,000,000 requests * (daily accumulated number of requests) / 1000000)
      Topic partition Billed by the number of topic partitions used, including the read-write topic partitions and read-only partitions. Topic partition fees = unit price * daily accumulated number of topic partitions

      Restrictions

      1. Service request counts the requests from LogListener, API or CLS API calls via SDK. This includes read and write requests such as upload and download, creation and deletion, search and analysis.
      2. Service requests will be counted regardless of the request result.

      Billing Example

      Nginx logs query and analysis

      Company A’s website receives 100 million requests per day, and each request produces a 100-byte log on average. This results in 100 million logs with a total size of approximately 9.31 GB per day. Company A decides to upload the Nginx access logs to CLS in the Beijing region, and save them for 15 days for query and statistical analysis.

      Billable Item
      Description
      Quantity
      Unit Price (Beijing)
      Costs
      Traffic fees Write traffic LogListener is used to compress and upload logs, resulting in 2.33 GB traffic consumption 2.33 GB 0.032 USD/GB/day 0.075 USD/day
      Index traffic Full-text index is enabled, generating an index traffic of 11.2 GB (index traffic is larger than the write traffic) 11.2 GB 0.063 USD/GB/day 0.7056 USD/day
      Private network read traffic There is no download or consumption via a private network. No private network read traffic is generated. 0 GB 0.032 USD/GB/day 0.00 USD/day
      Public network read traffic There is no download or consumption via a public network. No public network read traffic is generated. 0 GB 0.144 USD/GB/day 0.00 USD/day
      Storage fees Log storage Logs of 2.33 GB are uploaded every day. The average storage capacity after 15 days is 34.95 GB (2.33 GB * 15 days) 34.95 GB 0.0025 USD/GB/day 0.088 USD/day
      Index storage Indexes of 11.2 GB are generated every day. The average storage capacity after 15 days is 168 GB (11.2 GB * 15 days) 168 GB 0.0025 USD/GB/day 0.42 USD/day
      Other fees Service request Loglistener to used to upload logs in batches, producing 100,000 upload requests 100,000 requests 0.027 USD/million requests/day 0.0027 USD/day
      Topic partition tenant fees The peak bandwidth for business logs is 8 MB/sec. Two topic partitions are needed. 2 partitions 0.06 USD/partition/day 0.0144 USD/day
      Total amount - - - 1.3095 USD/day
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