File Storage NAS:Resource plan overview

Precautions

• After you purchase a NAS resource plan, no file system is generated. NAS resource plans can be used to offset only the storage usage fees of NAS file systems. NAS resource plans cannot be used to offset the fees of the following billable items: read traffic of the Infrequent Access (IA) storage class, write traffic of the IA storage class, read traffic of the Archive storage class, write traffic of the Archive storage class, and storage usage of the Archive data that is stored for less than 60 days.

• After you purchase a resource plan, if the used resources are within the quota of the resource plan, you are not charged for the storage usage. If the used resources exceed the quota of the resource plan, you are charged for the excess storage usage based on the pay-as-you-go billing method.

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Resource plan types

File Storage NAS (NAS) provides two types of resource plans: General-purpose NAS resource plans and Extreme NAS resource plans. You can purchase a single resource plan or a combination of resource plans based on your needs. If you do not purchase a resource plan for your resources, you are charged by using the pay-as-you-go billing method. For example, if you purchase a General-purpose NAS resource plan, you can use the resource plan to offset the storage usage fees of General-purpose NAS file systems. You are charged for Extreme NAS file systems based on the storage capacity that you purchase. The following table describes the offset rules that apply when you use resource plans to offset the storage usage fees of different storage classes of NAS file systems in the Chinese mainland. To view the information about the offset rules that apply in other regions, you can use the calculator.

Region-specific resource plans

NAS provides region-specific resource plans. For more information about the supported regions, visit the buy page of NAS resource plans.

Region-specific resource plans can be used to offset resource usage fees only in the selected region.

For example, if you purchase a resource plan for the China (Hangzhou) region, the resource plan can be used to offset resource usage fees only in the China (Hangzhou) region.

Supported operations

FAQ

Purchase and unsubscribe from resource plans

• When does a resource plan take effect after I purchase the resource plan? How can I calculate the time at which a resource plan takes effect or expires?

• What can I do after a resource plan expires?

• Can I purchase multiple resource plans?

• What are the differences between resource plans, storage plans, and storage capacity units (SCUs)?

• Can I request a refund after I purchase a resource plan?

Use resource plans

• What can I do if the storage usage exceeds the capacity of a resource plan?

• Do I need to attach a resource plan to a General-purpose NAS file system to offset the storage usage fee of the file system?

• Can I still use the storage plan that is attached to a file system after I purchase a resource plan?

• Why am I unable to find a purchased NAS resource plan in the console?

• How do I obtain the region and instance ID of a purchased resource plan?

• How do I renew a resource plan after it expires?

• How much can I save if I purchase a resource plan to offset the storage usage fee of a General-purpose NAS file system?