Billing Metrics and Flexible Consumption Period Sample Clauses

Billing Metrics and Flexible Consumption Period. Customer is authorized to use all or a portion of the Deployed Capacity and receive Support Services thereon only during the Flexible Consumption Period as described in Table 3.3 below. During the Flexible Consumption Period, DELL EMC will measure the usage of the Deployed Capacity on a daily basis and issue a monthly invoice, in arrears, to Customer that reflects the amount of average usage during the prior month. The monthly Flexible Consumption Fee for usage is based on a minimum committed amount of use (the “Monthly Committed Capacity”) plus any usage in excess thereof (use of the “Monthly Reserve Capacity”). The Metered Total Capacity, Monthly Committed Capacity and Reserve Capacity are measured by means of the following metric:
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Billing Metrics and Flexible Consumption Period. Customer is authorized to use all or a portion of the Products and receive Support Services thereon only during the Flexible Consumption Period as described in Table 3.3 below. During the Flexible Consumption Period, Dell EMC will measure the usage of the Products on an hourly basis and issue a monthly invoice, in arrears, to Customer that reflects the amount of usage during the prior month. The monthly Flexible Consumption Fee for usage is based on a minimum committed amount of use (the “Monthly Committed Hours”) plus any usage in excess thereof (use of the “Reserve Hours”). The Total Available Hours, Total Committed Hours and Reserve Hours are measured by means of the following metric: “Activated Node-Hour” shall mean the unit of measure that represents a single hour of a physical node that is activated. The Activated Node-Hour is derived from the physical node’s aggregated peak CPU utilization percentage (the amount of a physical node’s CPU that is a utilized at a given point in time, expressed as a percentage of the asset’s total available CPU), across all CPUs within the node. This unit of measure uses a threshold of greater than or equal to 5%, meaning that should the server display a maximum (peak) CPU utilization of greater than or equal to 5% at any time during the hour and for any length of time, the whole hour is chargeable. This measure includes CPU utilization as a result of the operating system, hypervisor or any other software running on the physical node. General Flex on Demand Schedule Terms (Commercial) Servers – 20211117-1
Billing Metrics and Flexible Consumption Period. Customer is authorized to use all or a portion of the Products and receive Support Services thereon during the Flexible Consumption Period as described in Table 3.3 below. During the Flexible Consumption Period, Dell EMC will measure the usage for compute on an hourly basis in Activated Node Hour (as defined below). Dell EMC will measure the usage for storage on a daily basis as Consumed Useable Storage (as defined below). Dell EMC shall issue a monthly invoice in arrears to Customer. The Monthly Flexible Consumption Fee for usage is based on (i) a minimum committed amount of use for compute (the “Monthly Committed Hours”); (ii) a minimum committed amount for storage (the “Monthly Committed Capacity”), plus (iii) any use in excess thereof ( “Reserve Hours” for compute and “Reserve Capacity” for storage) as applicable. (a) For compute, the Total Available Hours, Total Committed Hours and Reserve Hours are measured by means of the following metrics: “Activated Node-Hour” means the unit of measure that represents a single hour of a physical node that is activated. The Activated Node-Hour is derived from the physical node’s aggregated peak CPU utilization percentage the amount of a physical node’s CPU that is a utilized at a given point in time expressed as a percentage of the asset’s total available General Flex on Demand Schedule Terms (Commercial) Power Flex – 20211117-1
Billing Metrics and Flexible Consumption Period. Customer is authorized to use all or a portion of the Products and receive Support Services thereon only during the Flexible Consumption Period as described in Table 3.3 below. During the Flexible Consumption Period, Dell EMC will measure the usage of the Products on a daily basis and issue a monthly invoice, in arrears, to Customer that reflects the amount of average usage during the prior month. The monthly Flexible Consumption Fee for usage is based on a minimum committed amount of use (the “Monthly Committed Capacity”) plus any usage in excess thereof (use of the “Monthly Reserve Capacity”). The Metered Total Capacity, Monthly Committed Capacity and Reserve Capacity are measured by means of the following metric: “Consumed Raw Storage” shall mean the amount of Storage written or reserved by the Asset(s) to provide Storage to Servers or used for maintaining replicas of Server Storage. This measure does not include storage used for disk formatting or dedicated spare disks and includes storage used for Protection/RAID overhead and (where appropriate) dynamic sparing overhead on the System. This measure is after the application of storage reduction techniques performed by the Asset(s) such as compression and de-duplication. This definition means that storage consumed on the Asset(s) that cannot be reused by other means is converted to a Raw format by adding the parity and protection overheads.

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