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coolcliff
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95th Percentile Billing

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Hi

I have a customer asking for clarifications with regards to 95th percentile billing or calculating burstable BW, as of today we have followed the below methods for calculating it.

Exported the monthly CSV report

Considered the total No. of Samples = 367
5% Top samples count = 18.35
Highest Sample to be considered for billing = 19

Committed Bandwidth = 200
Usage As per 19th Sample = 680
Usage based billing = 680 - 200(Comitted BW) = 480

Date col10-cdefa Inbound col12-cdeff Outbound
07-08-19 13:30 498,063,586 274,577,636 846,502,033 478,948,624
28-08-19 13:30 417,670,375 274,532,838 753,485,673 464,144,367
05-09-19 15:30 525,358,927 314,526,902 748,182,653 480,958,603
21-08-19 17:30 600,350,112 355,491,514 746,331,666 486,666,927
19-08-19 13:30 423,251,591 213,912,476 741,566,872 443,840,579
29-08-19 15:30 224,744,128 126,714,567 738,206,988 431,900,541
16-08-19 15:30 408,854,150 163,183,592 737,524,386 358,278,468
14-08-19 11:30 461,750,837 226,438,422 733,532,153 487,558,525
07-08-19 15:30 534,800,316 316,605,553 730,406,214 480,805,738
14-08-19 13:30 433,002,898 281,816,169 728,920,709 506,304,344
19-08-19 15:30 412,516,124 172,438,586 726,946,922 455,429,807
07-08-19 17:30 498,255,786 248,158,765 721,652,608 449,841,165
29-08-19 11:30 248,228,877 140,340,934 721,494,232 415,865,970
12-08-19 11:30 484,749,870 220,854,626 713,349,361 419,811,196
08-08-19 13:30 536,508,234 296,476,449 710,012,567 479,105,175
20-08-19 13:30 484,655,850 261,017,051 706,181,291 444,447,463
20-08-19 17:30 454,776,241 295,479,839 694,359,187 487,977,608
23-08-19 15:30 527,544,229 273,424,723 690,244,050 486,558,645
16-08-19 11:30 291,061,106 123,261,558 680,996,321 365,402,707

See the CSV file attached for more clarity,a have also attached the corresponding graph

My Customers query is what is the meaning of col10-cdefa and col12-cdeff, which is the basis of all our calculations,
I need to understand if we are supposed to use the inbound and outbound values for calculation purposes. however, we notice that the graph supports the col10-cdefa and col12-cdeff values.

can someone help me out here to understand col10-cdefa and col12-cdeff valuse stand for

Regards

Clifford
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Re: 95th Percentile Billing

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CDEF's are conversion functions to go from things like bits to bytes.
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coolcliff
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Re: 95th Percentile Billing

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Hi

So which of the headings denote the actual bandwidth values as seen in the graph

col10-cdefa Inbound col12-cdeff Outbound

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Clifford Dsouza
coolcliff
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Re: 95th Percentile Billing

Post by coolcliff »

Hi,

I got that the CDEF's are conversion functions to go from things like bits to bytes. however, I need to know which of the 4 values I should use for calculation purposes for charging bandwidth usage.

Regards

Clifford Dsouza
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Re: 95th Percentile Billing

Post by sara900608 »

Hi, have you testified from which both the difference from col10-cdefa and col12-cdeff to the Inbound and Outbound , I also couldn't distinguish the relationship between col10-cdefa and inbound .
which is the highest usage for the server ,pursuant to the col10-cdefa or inbound index.
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