Yandex Monitoring pricing policy
To calculate the cost of using the service, see the prices in this section.
What goes into the cost of using Monitoring
Currently, Monitoring charges for writing custom metrics via the Monitoring API and writing any metrics via the Prometheus Remote API, as well as reading any metrics via the Monitoring API.
Reading metrics via the Prometheus Remote API is not yet billable.
Pricing features:
- After writing or reading the first 50 million values via the Monitoring API, the writing charge is reduced. See Prices for the Russia region.
- There is no charge for writing Yandex Cloud resource metrics collected automatically.
- There is no charge for reading metrics via the Monitoring interface and Yandex Cloud console.
- There is no charge for incoming and outgoing traffic in Monitoring.
Cost calculation example
Example 1
The cost of using Monitoring for 30 days if writing 20 metrics at 1 value per minute via the Monitoring API:
20 × 1 × (60 × 24 × 30) = 864,000 values = 0.864M values
0.864 × $0.078400 = $0.067738 = $0.070000Total: $0.070000
Where:
- 20: Number of metrics.
- 1: Number of values written per minute.
- (60 × 24 × 30): Number of minutes in 30 days.
- $0.078400: Cost of writing 1M values (up to 50M).
Example 2
The cost of using Monitoring for 30 days if writing 20 metrics at 1 value per second via the Monitoring API:
20 × 1 × (60 × 60 × 24 × 30) = 51,840,000 values = 51.84M values
50 × $0.078400 + (51.84 - 50) × $0.044800 = $4.000000Total: $4.000000
Where:
- 20: Number of metrics.
- 1: Number of values written per second.
- (60 × 60 × 24 × 30): Number of seconds in 30 days.
- $0.078400: Cost of writing 1M values (up to 50M).
- $0.044800: Cost of writing 1M values (over 50M).
Example 3
The cost of exporting 100 metrics from Monitoring to your own Prometheus monitoring system installation with a polling interval of 15 seconds for 30 days via the Monitoring API:
100 × (60 / 15) × (60 × 24 × 30) = 17,280,000 values = 17.28M values
17.28 × $0.056000 = $0.970000Total: $0.970000
Where:
- 100: Number of metrics.
- (60 / 15): Number of values read per minute.
- (60 × 24 × 30): Number of minutes in 30 days.
- $0.056000: Cost of reading 1M values (up to 50M).
Prices for the Russia region
Warning
Prices for Yandex Cloud resources vary from region to region. For more information about the available regions, see Regions.
The currency that can be used to pay for resources depends on which legal entity the user has entered into agreement with. For more information about account registration, see Registering an account in Yandex Cloud.
Monitoring API
The minimum billing unit is 1 metric value. The cost is rounded to the nearest cent.
For example, writing the first 100,000 values will cost (100,000 values / 1 million) × $0.0784 = $0.00784, rounded to $0.01. Whereas writing 150,000 values will cost (150,000 values / 1 million) × $0.0784 = $0.01176, rounded to $0.01. Where $0.0784 is the price per 1 million values (if writing up to 50 million values).
| Service | Cost per 1 million values, without VAT |
|---|---|
| Reading any metric values through API (up to 50 million values) |
$0.056000 |
| Reading any metric values through API (over 50 million values) |
$0.033600 |
| Exporting metric values in Prometheus format through API (up to 50 million values) |
$0.056000 |
| Exporting metric values in Prometheus format through API (over 50 million values) |
$0.033600 |
| Writing custom metric values through API (up to 50 million values) |
$0.078400 |
| Writing custom metric values through API (over 50 million values) |
$0.044800 |
| Writing Yandex Cloud resource metric values | Free |
Prometheus Remote API
| Service | Cost per million values, including VAT |
|---|---|
| Writing metric values via the Prometheus Remote API (up to 50 million values) |
Free |
| Writing metric values via the Prometheus Remote API (50 million to 10 billion values) |
$0.016800 |
| Writing metric values via the Prometheus Remote API (over 10 billion values) |
$0.004800 |
| Reading metric values via the Prometheus Remote API | Free |
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