This Service Level Agreement (this “SLA”) is an integral part of your Huawei Cloud Customer Agreement (the “Customer Agreement”). Capitalized terms used in this SLA are as defined in the Customer Agreement unless otherwise stated in this SLA. Should there be any difference between this SLA and the Customer Agreement, this SLA shall prevail.
Huawei Cloud may modify the terms of this SLA from time to time, and this SLA is still effective for the period you already purchased; however, if you extend your period, the modified SLA will apply. If you disagree with the modified SLA, you may cease using the Services.
General Terms
1. Definitions
“Service Cycle” means a natural month.
“Total Time of Service Cycle” means the total minutes during every Service Cycle.
“Service Unavailable” will be defined for each Service in the Service Specific Terms thereafter. Service Unavailable does not include the situation that Cloud Service is unavailable due to the disclaimers described below and disclaimers in the following service specific terms.
“Service Unavailable Duration” means all the time when the Service is unavailable during a Service Cycle. If the duration is less than one month, it is still regarded as one month. Service Unavailable Duration cannot be calculated more than once. Every Service Unavailable Duration cannot be calculated again after the compensation being applied for.
“Service Availability” means during a Service Cycle, the service available percentage per Service Cycle achieved by the Cloud Service given in this SLA.
“Monthly Service Fee” means service fees paid by customers for the Services in a Service Cycle. For example, if the customer pays the service fee of several months at a time, the Monthly Service Fee is calculated as the total service fees paid divided by the total number of month.
2. Service Credit
Service Credit: In the event Huawei Cloud does not meet the commitment on the Service Availability Rate specified in this SLA, you will be eligible to receive service credit as described below, which is the sole and exclusive remedy for any performance or availability issues for any Services under the Customer Agreement and this SLA.
Time limit for application: you can apply for service credit in each Service Cycle after the bill are settled. The application must be filed within two (2) months after the end of the Service Cycle in which the incident that’s the subject of the claim occurred. Applications beyond the time limit will not be accepted. Huawei Cloud will make a reasonable assessment of all information provided to us and make a good faith decision on whether the service credit is owned.
Application method: you can make a claim at Huawei Cloud user center, which is available at https://console-intl.huaweicloud.com/ticket/?region=ap-southeast-1&locale=en-us#/ticketindex/createIndex)
3. Disclaimers
This SLA does not apply to any performance and availability issues:
a. caused by force majeure;
b. that arise during the period when your Services are suspended or terminated according to the Customer Agreement;
c. caused by you or any third party;
d. caused by daily service maintenance;
e. that arise due to your failure to comply with the operation guidance of the Services;
f. caused by a serious problem of the network operator.
GeminiDB Service Specific Terms
1. Description
GeminiDB is a distributed, multi-mode NoSQL service with decoupled compute and storage architecture developed by Huawei.
2. Definitions
"Service Unavailability" means the situation of GeminiDB system log showing that GeminiDB was inaccessible for five (5) or more consecutive minutes because of Huawei Cloud.
3. Disclaimers
For GeminiDB, the following situations will not be considered Service Unavailable Duration:
(1) Unavailability caused by the customer's failure to connect to GeminiDB instances in a high availability mode;
(2) Issues caused by improper service use that deviates from the instructions provided in documents such as Best Practices and FAQs;
(3) Faults that occur due to the use of single node instances, instead of HA instances such as replica set or cluster instances;
(4) Faults that occur due to single-AZ deployment, instead of multi-AZ deployment;
(5) Issues caused by third-party open-source software;
(6) Customer operations, such as restarting, deleting, or restoring DB instances through a console or APIs;
(7) Planned system maintenance, such as cutover, maintenance, upgrade, and fault simulations, of which Huawei Cloud has notified the customer in advance;
(8) Network faults, device faults, or configuration adjustment of non-Huawei devices;
(9) Service interruption caused by insufficient CPU, memory, and storage resources due to customer's heavy service workload;
(10) Hacker attacks on customer's applications;
(11) Consequences of data (including passwords) leakage or loss due to improper maintenance of the customer;
(12) Consequences caused by operations authorized by the customer or any misjudgment in operations;
(13) Customer's failure to comply with the product usage documentation, development specifications, or recommendations provided by Huawei Cloud;
(14) Faults caused by bugs in the open-source community or other non-Huawei Cloud issues;
(15) Service suspension or termination due to the customer's breach of service clauses (such as arrears);
(16) Unavailability caused by operations authorized by the customer;
(17) Unavailability caused by known problems or risks that have been reported to customers for rectification but still fail to be resolved;
(18) GeminiDB service availability is undermined due to acts, events, omissions, or incidents arising from events that are unforeseeable, inevitable, and beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to natural disasters (earthquakes, storms, etc.), act of terrorism, war or warlike operations, civil unrest or riots, electricity outages, network or telecommunication faults, blockages, embargoes, fires, floods, explosions or malicious damage (including but not limited to hacker attacks), plant or equipment failure, or changes of any law, government order, rule, regulation, direction, or industry standard.
4. Service Availability
Service Availability Rate in each Service Cycle is represented by the following formula:
Service Availability Rate in each Service Cycle = (Total Time of Service Duration - Service Unavailable Duration) / Total Time of Service Duration * 100%.
5. Service Availability Rate commitment:
Huawei Cloud will use commercially and technically reasonable efforts to make the Service Availability Rate of GeminiDB per Service Cycle be no less than 99.95%.
6. Service Credit
If we fail to meet the above commitment, we will provide you the service credit in the following table:
|
Service Availability Rate |
Service Credit |
|
99% ≤ Service Availability Rate < 99.95% |
10% of the Monthly Service Fee |
|
95%≤ Service Availability Rate < 99% |
25% of the Monthly Service Fee |
|
Service Availability Rate < 95% |
100% of the Monthly Service Fee |
Last Updated: September 12, 2024
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