Cloud Native Build

Pricing

# Overview

Each "top-level organization" is billed independently on a monthly basis, based on the usage scale of the previous calendar month, using a "pay-as-you-go" model.

# Billing Models

# Resource Usage Fees

Billing Item Free Quota Billing Rate Scope of Statistics
Repository Storage 100 GiB 1 CNY/GiB/month Git objects
Object Storage 100 GiB 1 CNY/GiB/month Artifacts, LFS objects, images, and attachments
Cloud Native Build 160 core-hours 0.125 CNY/core-hour Cloud Native Build pipelines
Workspace 1600 core-hours 0.125 CNY/core-hour Workspace spaces

# Statistical Method

  1. Cloud Native Build and Workspace use "core-hours" as the unit of measurement.

    For example, if an "8-core" build machine is used for "1 hour", the usage is calculated as "8 cores x 1 hour" which equals "8 core-hours".

  2. Repository storage and object storage are based on the average usage within a calendar month.

    Current statistical method: At the end of the month at 24:00, the usage of resources beyond the free quota is calculated.

  3. Cloud Native Build and Workspace accumulate usage over a calendar month.

    Within a natural month cycle, the accumulated resource usage beyond the free quota is calculated.

# Free Quota Explanation

For "Repository Storage," the free quota is 100 GiB, which refers to the storage space occupied by Git objects.

For "Object Storage," the free quota is 100 GiB, which refers to the storage space occupied by artifacts, LFS objects, images, and attachments.

For "Cloud Native Build," the free quota is 160 core-hours per month, which resets at the end of the month and does not carry over to the next month.

CPU (cores) Memory (GiB) Free Quota Duration
1 2 160 hours
2 4 80 hours
4 8 40 hours
8 16 20 hours
16 32 10 hours
32 64 5 hours
64 128 2.5 hours

For "Workspace," the free quota is 1600 core-hours per month, which resets at the end of the month and does not carry over to the next month.

CPU (cores) Memory (GiB) Free Quota Duration Applicable Scenario
1 2 1600 hours Supports 10 users, 8 hours per day, for 20 days
2 4 800 hours Supports 5 users, 8 hours per day, for 20 days
4 8 400 hours Supports 3 users, 8 hours per day, for 16 days
8 16 200 hours Supports 1 user, 8 hours per day, for 25 days
16 32 100 hours Supports 1 user, 8 hours per day, for 12 days
32 64 50 hours Supports 1 user, 8 hours per day, for 6 days
64 128 25 hours Supports 1 user, 8 hours per day, for 3 days