👉 Fee computing is a method of generating revenue by charging users based on the amount of computational resources they consume while using a service, typically in the form of cloud computing. This model is prevalent in the industry of cloud services, where providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) charge users according to metrics such as CPU hours, memory usage, storage space, and network bandwidth. Users are often billed either per unit of resource consumed or based on a flat rate for a certain level of service, allowing for flexibility and scalability. This approach aligns costs with actual usage, making it cost-effective for both service providers and consumers, as they only pay for the resources they utilize.
