Related

Subdomain / DNS records setup on a single Ubuntu 18.04 droplet running with Django, Postgres, Nginx, Gunicorn Question Question
Is it safe to expand the size of a volume while it's in use? Question Question

Question

Does the x TB transfer assigned to a droplet reset each month after payment?

Posted April 11, 2020 367 views
DigitalOcean AccountsDigitalOcean Volumes

I’m new here and these are some questions I have. Does the x TB transfer assigned to a droplet reset each month after payment? And also, when creating a droplet there is an option to add a block of storage. Is the transfer from that storage deducted from the one assigned to the droplet or it’s handled separately?

Thank you.

Add a comment
casadevlimited
By:
casadevlimited
Add a comment

These answers are provided by our Community. If you find them useful, show some love by clicking the heart. If you run into issues leave a comment, or add your own answer to help others.

×
1 answer
alexdo April 12, 2020

Hello, @casadevlimited

I will recommend you to check our official documentation for the billing of the DigitalOcean products.

Your monthly transfer allowance depends on your monthly Droplet usage; for every hour a Droplet exists, it accrues transfer allowance.

Droplets are billed per hour up to a maximum of 672 hours per month (28 days multiplied by 24 hours). For every hour the Droplet exists during the month, whether it’s powered on or not, it will earn 1/672 of its total allowance up to that limit. Once it’s been active for 672 hours, it has reached its full bandwidth allowance.

The transfer between your Droplet and Block Storage is free of charge. Anything that happens on the local network (Block Storage and “Private Networking”) is free of charge. So it’s actually the Droplet that reads the data (from Block Storage) and serves it to the visitor. That’s why transfers only apply to the Droplet.

https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/accounts/billing/bandwidth/

Regards,
Alex

Reply Report
Submit an Answer

Related

Looking for something else?

Ask a new question Search for more help