Amazon Web Services (AWS) Billing Guidelines
Billing Method
AWS uses a pay-as-you-go billing model, charging based on actual resource usage and duration.
Cost Breakdown
1. Compute Fees
- EC2 instances are billed hourly or by second.
- Lambda is billed by invocation count and execution time.
2. Storage Fees
- S3 is billed by storage capacity and request count.
- EBS is billed by storage capacity.
3. Network Fees
- Data transfer fees
- Load balancing fees
4. Other Fees
- Database service fees
- CDN service fees
- Other cloud service fees
Platform Billing
Recharge Amount
The amount you recharge will be directly credited to your AWS account and used to pay for various AWS services.
Bill Generation
- Generates the previous month's bill at the beginning of each month.
- The bill displays the total spending for the month.
Bill Payment
- If the bill status is "Pending Payment," it needs to be paid promptly.
- Payment Method: USDT-TRC20
Bill Viewing
View Account Balance
View your available balance in the cloud account list in the Member Center.
View Spending Details
View your monthly spending details and bill in the Bill Center.
View Recharge Records
View all recharge records on the Recharge Details page.
Cost Control Recommendations
1. Optimize Resource Allocation
- Choose the appropriate instance type based on actual needs
- Avoid over-configuration and waste.
2. Release Resources Promptly
- Shut down or delete unused resources promptly.
- Regularly check running resources.
3. Monitor Balance
- Regularly check your account balance.
- Recharge promptly when the balance is insufficient.
- Set up balance reminders.
4. Reconcile Accounts Regularly
- Review monthly bills.
- Verify the reasonableness of spending.
- Handle any anomalies promptly.
Handling Anomalies
If you find any spending anomalies:
1. Log in to the AWS console and check running resources.
2. View billing details.
3. Contact customer support for assistance.