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Pricing
Pricing Models:
- Pay as you go
 - Annual Universal Credits (significant savings, more resource use are PAYG)
 - Monthly universal credits
 - Bring your own license
 
Factors that impact pricong:
- Bigger resources cost more
 - Data transfer
 - VMs vs bare metal
 - Same pricing across the world
 
Data Transfer costs
- Don't pay for transfer between ADs
 - Ingress traffic is free
 - Pay or Outgoing traffic
 
Cost Management
Budgets:
- Set up alerts if forcasts are expected to exceed the budget
 
Cost Analysis:
- Look at past costs
 - CSV files generated daily
 
Service Limits and Usage:
- Limits, Quotas and Usage controls
 
Compartment Quotas
- Sets the max number of cloud resources that can be used
 - Prevent misuse, etc
 
Tagging
Key/Value pairs to organise resources
- eg: Env=Prod, Project=Alpha
 - Cost management/reporting
 - Tag based Access Control (policies based on tags)
 
Free-form tags:
- No defined schema or access restriction
 
Defined tags:
- Recommended
 - Defined within a namespace
 - Can write a policy for who can define a tag
 - Can define allowed values for a tag (schema)
 
Operations.Environment="Production"
- Namespace: Operations
 - Key: Environment
 
Namespaces cannot be deleted but can be retired.
Support Rewards
A new benefit for lowering payments based on OCI consumption.
- More OCI use -> more support payment discount (potentially to zero)
 
Example:
- On-premise licenses: $450/month support payment
 - Add $1000 OCI consumption:
- ULA customer -> $330 (33c/$) rewards -> reduces support payment to $120/month
 - non-ULA customer -> $250 (25c/$) rewards -> reduces support payment to $200/month
 
 
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