When you restore a Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object in Object Storage Service (OSS), a Standard replica of the object is generated for temporary access. You are charged for the temporary storage of the replica until the Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object returns to the frozen state.
This topic describes the billable items and billing methods of OSS. For more information, visit the OSS pricing page.
Billable items
The temporary storage fees for replicas and the storage fees for Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive objects are separately calculated. For example, if you restore a Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object of 1 GB and the object remains in the restored state for one day, you are charged for the storage of the Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object and the temporary storage of a Standard replica of 1 GB for one day.
Billable item | Billing rule | Billing cycle | Billing method |
Temporary replica (LRS) capacity (TempStorageCAStd) | When you restore a Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object, a Standard locally redundant storage (LRS) replica is generated for temporary access. You are charged for the temporary storage of the replica until the Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object returns to the frozen state. The replica is automatically deleted after the Cold Archive or Deep Cold Archive object returns to the frozen state. | 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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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.