Billing Report

unravel.billing.enabled

Set this to true to enable the billing service. The default value is false.

Plan

unravel.billing.pricingplan

Set this to any of the following plans:

unravel.billing.startdate.plan

Specify the start date of the plan in the yyyy-mm-dd format. For example, 2021-01-01. The start date must always be the first day of the month.

When you add more credit, you must specify a new start date using this property. The new credit takes effect on the new start date. The earliest start date is the month after the current month.

unravel.billing.enddate.plan

Specify the end date of the plan in the yyyy-mm-dd format. For example, 2021-01-31.

The end date should always be the last day of the month and the date after the start date.

Billing unit

unravel.billing.unit

Set this to any of the following:

For dbu, the cost of a cluster is attributed to the day when the cluster terminates.

When dbu is selected, users need to create a pricing config file (see Create a pricing file that specifies different prices for different workload types).

Pricing

unravel.billing.defaultprice

When unravel.billing.unit is dbu, this property (unravel.billing.defaultprice) specifies the default price in USD for any workload type not listed in the pricing config file.

When unravel.billing.unit is instance_hour, this property specifies the price in USD for all instance types.

When this property is not specified, the internal default value is 0.22 ($0.22).

You must specify the value with at least one integer and one or two fractional digits. For example, 0.22 or 1.0.

Starting credit

unravel.billing.startingcredit

This property specifies the amount of money in USD that the customer pays in advance.

Only applicable when the plan is pay_in_advance, so unravel.billing.pricingplan property is set to pay_in_advance. For pay_as_you_go, this property is not relevant, and its value is internally set to zero.

The credits are deducted at the end of each day by the amount that corresponds to the usage (measured in unravel.billing.unit) multiplied by the price per unit.

In the case of DBU, there can be a different price for each workload type, as specified in the pricing config file.

You must specify the value with at least one integer and one or two fractional digits. For example, 0.22 or 1.0.

Threshold

unravel.billing.threshold

Set a threshold for UI alerts.

Email

To set these properties for email alerts, refer to Configuring properties.

The following properties must be configured to set up the SMTP to receive the billing reports:

A sample of the Unravel SMTP setup is shown here:

# Sample Unravel SMTP setup:
 
mail.smtp.port=587
mail.smtp.auth=true
mail.smtp.starttls.enable=true
mail.smtp.user=daemon@unraveldata.com 
mail.smtp.pw=<password> 
mail.smtp.host smtp.gmail.com 
mail.smtp.from=daemon@unraveldata.com
mail.smtp.localhost=unraveldata.com
mail.smtp.debug=true

com.unraveldata.ualert.recipient

Unravel email id to send Billing report to. The default is ualert@unraveldata.com. For example:

<Unravel installation directory>/unravel/manager config properties set com.unraveldata.ualert.recipient ualert@unraveldata.com

com.unraveldata.login.admins

All the admin users will receive the Billing report. However, to set any user as admin, you can specify the users in a comma-delimited list. For example:

<Unravel installation directory>/unravel/manager config properties set com.unraveldata.login.admins admin,user1,user2

com.unraveldata.report.user.email.domain

Specify the domain name for users who will receive the billing report. For example:

<Unravel installation directory>/unravel/manager config properties set com.unraveldata.report.user.email.domain unraveldata.com