2. Creating a VPS Package

Step 1 – Open the Package Creation Function

In the Developer Portal, navigate to:

Credentials → VPS Package → [Create +]

The system opens the Create VPS Package window.

Step 2 – Basic Information

In the Basic Information step, enter the following information:

2.1. Package Name

Enter the package name.

2.2. Applied Project

• Select the Project that will use the VPS Package.
• Each package is associated with a specific Project to control the use of services by that Project.

2.3. Price

Select the package type:

• Free Trial: for users who want to try the service.
• Paid Service (Contact us): for Enterprise services; users need to contact the service provider to confirm the service package.

After entering all required information, select [Next] to proceed to Settings & Payment.

3. Settings & Payment

Depending on the selected package type, the settings available in Settings & Payment will vary.

3.1. Free Trial

For the Free Trial package, the service configuration is fixed by the system:

• QPS: default value is 5.
• Service Start Date: Today.
• Service End Date: 30 days from the service start date.

3.2. Paid Service

For the Paid Service package, users can configure the service according to their usage requirements:

• QPS: must be greater than 5.
• Service Start Date: must be ≥ the current date.
• Service End Date: must be > Service Start Date.

4. Completing Package Creation

After the package is successfully created, the system displays the following notification:

Created Successfully Your credential package has been created successfully.

The new package is added to the VPS Package list.

Free Trial Status

A newly created Free Trial package can have the following statuses:

• Active: the package is still within its validity period and can access the service.
• Expired: the package has expired and can no longer access the service.

Paid Service Status

After creation, a Paid Service package has the following status:

• Awaiting Payment: the package is awaiting completion of the payment/service confirmation process.

5. Activating Paid Service

The Paid Service process can be described as follows:

Create Package → Awaiting Payment → Service/Payment Confirmation → Active

Specifically:

1. The user creates a Paid Service request.
2. The system records the VPS Package.
3. The package is assigned the Awaiting Payment status.
4. The user contacts the service provider to complete the service procedures.
5. The system confirms the payment/contract.
6. The package is activated.
7. The status changes to Active.
8. The Application Key associated with the package can use the allocated service quota.

When the service period expires, the package status changes:

Active → Expired