Billing case
matters needing attention
Case 1: OSS Distribute static resources (high-frequency access)
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Case 2: OSS Distribute static resources (low-frequency access)
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Case 3: CDN accelerate OSS Static resource distribution
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Case 4: OSS Long distance transmission acceleration
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Case 5: ECS Mount Access OSS
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Case 6: OSS Cross regional disaster recovery
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Case 7: Automatic dump and cleaning OSS data
Example 1: Data is deleted after being transferred from standard to archive
Phase I: The data needs frequent access at the initial stage dir The files under the directory are stored in the standard storage (local redundancy) state. This phase continues ten Days. Phase II: Data access frequency is low (single file cannot be accessed monthly one But still need to ensure real-time access, all dir The files in the directory are dumped as low-frequency access (local redundancy) storage type. This phase continues twenty-five Days. Stage 3: data entering single file ninety No access in days one Secondary stage, all dir The files in the directory are dumped to the archive (local redundancy) type. This phase continues five Days. Stage 4: Data enters the stage where it no longer needs to be retained. Data is stored in archive (local redundancy) type five Days, delete all dir Directory.
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Example 2: Data is deleted after changing from low frequency to cold archive
Phase I: Data access frequency is low (single file cannot be accessed monthly one But still need to ensure real-time access, all dir The files under the directory are stored in the way of low-frequency access (local redundancy). This phase continues one hundred Days. Phase II: data entering single file ninety No access in days one In the second stage, all dir The files under the directory are dumped to the archive (local redundancy) type. This phase continues two hundred Days. Stage 3: Data cannot be accessed in a single file year one In the second stage, all dir The files under the directory are dumped to the cold archive (local redundancy) type. This phase continues five Days. Stage 4: Data enters the stage where it no longer needs to be retained. When data is stored in cold archive (local redundancy) type five Days, delete all dir Directory.
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Case 8: Restore extremely cold OSS data
Standard retrieval
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High priority retrieval
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