Compute Capacity Unit (CCU)
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- Unit
- CCU
- Aliases
- CCU; Core CCU; Core Compute Capacity Unit
- Definition
- Usage-based pricing definitions: "Compute Capacity Unit ("CCU") means the compute capacity consumed for a successfully-run action, including loading a page, executing a query, evaluating an alert condition, and invoking an API call."
- Counting rules
- Measured per successfully run action; the unit may indicate CCU type (Core or Advanced) and data region (for example US Advanced CCU, EU Advanced CCU). New Relic's compute page states there is no CCU charge for unsuccessful requests due to service errors or for queries run to analyze usage. Under Data + Core Compute, Core CCUs replace user licences for full-stack capabilities with unlimited users.
- Floors / minimums
- Core Compute is in Public Preview and priced through an account executive; no public Core CCU list price.
- Applies to products
- New Relic Core Compute
- New Relic Advanced Compute
- Compute Add On (archived)
- Related metrics
- Product category