You are charged for Object Storage Service (OSS) DDoS protection based on the number of your OSS DDoS protection instances, traffic protected by OSS DDoS protection, and the number of API requests protected by OSS DDoS protection.
This topic describes the billable items and billing methods of OSS. For more information, visit the OSS pricing page.
Billable items
Billable item | Billing rule | Billing cycle | Billing method |
Fees for reserved OSS DDoS protection instances (SecReserved) | You are charged based on the number of OSS DDoS protection instances that you purchased and the usage duration of the instances. | You are billed on an hourly basis. Bills are generally generated after a billing cycle ends. The time when bills are generated is determined by the system. |
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Fees for the remaining duration of OSS DDoS protection instances that are released within the minimum usage duration (SecEarlyReleased) | If an OSS DDoS protection instance is released within seven days after the instance is created, you are charged for the remaining duration (7 days × 24 hours - Actual usage duration). |
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Fees for traffic protected by OSS DDoS protection instances (SecFlow) | You are charged fees for outbound and inbound traffic that is generated over the Internet when the buckets that are attached to your purchased OSS DDoS instance are accessed. The fees are calculated based on the maximum outbound or inbound traffic. |
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Fees for API requests protected by OSS DDoS protection instances (SecRequest) | You are charged fees for API requests that are initiated to access buckets that are attached to the OSS DDoS protection instance that you purchased. The fees are calculated based on the number of API requests. Note You are charged for both successful and failed requests. |
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References
For more information about how to query OSS hourly billing data, see Query OSS billing data generated on an hourly basis.
For more information about the billing details of the billable items, see Query bills.