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Additional bandwidth is officially billed

Cache for Redis has officially billed for additional bandwidth.

Billing start time and regions

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Newly opened regions will automatically support billing for additional bandwidth from the service start date.

Billing impact range

Bandwidth usage scenario	Billing explanation
Only using default bandwidth	No additional bandwidth billing is involved.
Having used additional bandwidth before official billing	The additional bandwidth you used before official billing can still be used for free after official billing and will not be billed for the time being. After the additional bandwidth is officially billed, if you perform any of the following operations on an instance that has already used additional bandwidth, Redis will bill for the additional bandwidth: tip For details on the billing of additional bandwidth and specific prices, refer to Billing items and prices. If the instance undergoes operations related to bandwidth changes, and the changed bandwidth is still greater than the default bandwidth or the total bandwidth of the instance has changed, then Redis will bill for the additional bandwidth. The following operations will cause the instance bandwidth to change: Modifying bandwidth Modifying the number of nodes Modifying the number of shards Modifying node specifications Modifying the sharding cluster configuration If you change the billing type of the instance (including Switching to yearly or monthly subscription and Switching to pay-as-you-go), then Redis will bill for the additional bandwidth.
Needing to use additional bandwidth after official billing	Redis will bill for the additional bandwidth. For details on the billing of additional bandwidth and specific prices, refer to Billing items and prices.

Last updated: 2025.10.16 15:08:51