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Does DO show the bandwidth overage per bucket separately?

Posted October 8, 2020 212 views
DigitalOcean Spaces

Hi, is there any way to see the bandwidth consumption of each bucket?

I have a product and want to bill my customers for the bandwidth that they each use.
how can I programmatically determine the outbound bandwidth that each bucket has consumed?
Does DO show the bandwidth overage per bucket separately?

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smadhavapeddi October 9, 2020

Hello,

Unfortunately, we don’t have any dashboard or tool where you can see the Spaces bandwidth usage on the account.

Really sorry for the inconvenience! We request you to post your idea/thoughts in below link for this:

https://ideas.digitalocean.com/ideas/DO-I-2897

Cheers,
Sri Charan

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  • svshirse October 9, 2020

    Hello,

    At one point I thought creating different account for each client would solve my problem but it doesn’t.

    DO banns new accounts. Can you please tell me if there’s any work around?
    Does DO planning to show bandwidth usage?

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    • smadhavapeddi October 9, 2020

      Hello,

      Really sorry for the issue! DO is surely planning to get some workaround, but there isn’t one ready as of today.

      We should soon have one setup exclusive for Spaces Bandwidth.

      Cheers,
      Sri Charan

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