Cloudeka Charge

Your daily billing statement — one object per calendar day, named after the date (e.g. 2026-07-24). It's built up hour by hour as the platform bills each finished hour against your balance, giving you an itemized breakdown plus the balance movement for the day.

kubectl get charge -n <your-namespace>
kubectl get charge $(date +%F) -n <your-namespace> -o yaml

Printed columns: PreviousBalance, Charge, Balance, Update, By.

Field	Meaning
status.period	The date this statement covers
status.cpu / .ram / .nvaie / .floatingIP	Per-product DetailCharge: { charge, price, size, kind }
status.gpu.<model>	Per-GPU-model charge line
status.storage.<class>	Per-storage-class charge line
status.charge	Total charged so far today
status.previousBalance / status.balance	Your balance immediately before/after this statement

Example

status:
  period: "2026-07-24"
  cpu:   { charge: 1200, price: 200, size: "4", kind: "cpu" }
  ram:   { charge: 1600, price: 100, size: "16Gi", kind: "ram" }
  gpu:
    NVIDIA-H100-80GB-HBM3: { charge: 7500, price: 7500, size: "1", kind: "gpu" }
  charge: 10300
  previousBalance: 100000
  balance: 89700

The period is daily, not monthly — check kubectl get charge and pick the date range you care about, or aggregate across days yourself. A statement for "today" is incomplete until the day finishes — it only reflects hours that have already been billed, not the last partial hour.

View-only — this is a system-generated statement, not something you create or edit.