👉 HRS (Hourly Rate for Storage and Retrieval Services) computing is a service model where users pay for the storage capacity and retrieval operations they consume, typically measured in hours. This model is commonly used in cloud storage services, where the provider charges based on the number of hours data is stored and accessed. For example, if a user stores 100 GB of data and retrieves it for 24 hours, they would incur a charge based on the hourly rate agreed upon with the service provider. This approach allows businesses and individuals to scale their storage needs dynamically, paying only for what they use without the upfront costs of purchasing and maintaining physical storage infrastructure. HRS computing is particularly beneficial for applications with variable data access patterns, such as backups, archives, and content delivery networks.
