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All consumptions within the bwCloud-OS will generate costs the home organizations need to play. | All consumptions within the bwCloud-OS will generate costs the home organizations need to play. The payment period is one year. | ||
== Cost generation == | == Cost generation == | ||
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# The project will be created, quota set, and members added. | # The project will be created, quota set, and members added. | ||
# Every existing VM and volume will produce costs within this project. | # Every existing VM and volume will produce costs within this project. | ||
=== Cost accumulation examples === | |||
==== Example cost accumulation 1 ==== | |||
The example in the image below demonstrates how costs can be accumulated based on cost centers. | |||
[[File:Example eligibiliy cost center.drawio.png|thumb|Example for eligibility cost centers|600x600px|left]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:00, 2 March 2026
All consumptions within the bwCloud-OS will generate costs the home organizations need to play. The payment period is one year.
Cost generation
A registered user can generate costs like follwing:
- A user brings a quota entitlement/ eligibility and requests a projects with quota.
- The project will be created, quota set, and members added.
- Every existing VM and volume will produce costs within this project.
Cost accumulation examples
Example cost accumulation 1
The example in the image below demonstrates how costs can be accumulated based on cost centers.
