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To assign prices to resources for enterprises, create pricing models with prices for VM elements.

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In a private cloud datacenter, datastore tiers set service levels for storage. See Manage datastore service levels with datastore tiers.


Persistent storage

For more details see GUI Create a new pricing model Resource prices Persistent storage

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For more details see GUI Create a new pricing model Resource prices Hardware profiles

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You can price hardware profiles in public cloud and in private cloud datacenters with hardware profiles, see Hardware profiles. The platform can retrieve hardware profile costs from AWS and Azure. See Import hardware profile prices from AWS

In private cloud, you can also use cost codes for hardware profile pricing. Pricing and billing of dynamic hardware profiles also includes the usage cost of CPU and RAM.

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Backup prices

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In private cloud datacenters, you can set prices for backup policies.

When users request a pricing estimate for their virtual appliance, the platform will include the price of the backup policies of each VM.

The platform will also include the price of backup services in the VM_PRICES list.

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The platform bills backups with a monthly fixed cost and/or a separate cost for VM disk size in GB (in the platform). For example, if a customer has a VM with 50 GB of hard disk and is using a daily backup policy. If the price for the backup policy is $20 and the price per GB is $1 per GB, the customer will pay $20 + (50 * $1) = $70 per month.

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