Managed Elasticsearch® hosting

We use the Gigabyte-Hour (GB-h) unit measure for disk usage. This is a storage unit that sums, for each hour, the number of stored gigabytes on the disk.

The chosen plan comes with an included storage space (in GB). In practice, this included storage is calculated in Gigabyte-Hour (GB-h).

At the end of each month, we check the average amount of disk usage per hour. If this exceeds the amount allocated by the plan you have chosen, you will be billed for each additional GB-h at the following rates:

- €0.0007/Gigabyte-hour for storage on osc-fr1 region
- €0.0008333/Gigabyte-hour for storage on snc-fr1 region

When it comes to Elasticsearch, we will consider that it fits in the 2-nodes cluster tier for over quota, despite Elasticsearch being a 3-nodes cluster for deployments.

This is because, for Elasticsearch, the data is only replicated 2 times by default, but it’s dispatched within the 3-nodes.

For example, if you store 10GB of data, this data will be replicated twice making it 20GB, and this replicated data will be dispatched equally between the 3-nodes cluster of Elasticsearch.

However, users are able to manually change the data replication to 3 times instead of 2, and this would make Elasticsearch over quota billed as a 3-nodes cluster.