Authors :
Vaishali Shirsath; Pragati Patil; Manaswi Jadhav; Omkar Jadhav; Sanskruti Kokare; Dr. Shreya Bokare
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24APR2068
Abstract :
The goal of the proposed project is to develop
a billing system that is both scalable and adaptable to
meet the specific needs of data replication services.
Service providers will be able to accurately bill their
clients using this billing module’s many capabilities,
which include usage-based pricing, multi tiered billing
structures, and real-time cost tracking. For the Billing
Module, we will create an adaptable and expandable
system architecture. varied storage technologies,
including cloud based and on-premises solutions, as well
as varied data replication techniques, including
synchronous and asynchronous replication, will be
supported by the architecture. The intricacies of data
replication utilisation can be monitored using the
invoicing module. This covers the amount of data
involved, the frequency of replication, and the number of
source and target systems. To provide accurate bills for
clients, the consumption data will be gathered and
processed. The billing module will handle multi tiered
charging structures in order to serve a wide range of
customers. It is possible to design various customer
segments or pricing plans, each with a unique pricing
structure and set of billing specifications. The
development of an intuitive web based dashboard will
enable users to view their bills, expenses, and use. In
addition, historical data and budget threshold setting
will be available on this dashboard. Service providers
will be able to implement charging capabilities with
minimal disruption because to the billing module’s
seamless integration with current data replication
systems. Customization choices will also be offered to
companies with certain billing requirements.
Keywords :
Scalable, Adaptable, Synchronous, Asynchronous Replication, Customization.
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The goal of the proposed project is to develop
a billing system that is both scalable and adaptable to
meet the specific needs of data replication services.
Service providers will be able to accurately bill their
clients using this billing module’s many capabilities,
which include usage-based pricing, multi tiered billing
structures, and real-time cost tracking. For the Billing
Module, we will create an adaptable and expandable
system architecture. varied storage technologies,
including cloud based and on-premises solutions, as well
as varied data replication techniques, including
synchronous and asynchronous replication, will be
supported by the architecture. The intricacies of data
replication utilisation can be monitored using the
invoicing module. This covers the amount of data
involved, the frequency of replication, and the number of
source and target systems. To provide accurate bills for
clients, the consumption data will be gathered and
processed. The billing module will handle multi tiered
charging structures in order to serve a wide range of
customers. It is possible to design various customer
segments or pricing plans, each with a unique pricing
structure and set of billing specifications. The
development of an intuitive web based dashboard will
enable users to view their bills, expenses, and use. In
addition, historical data and budget threshold setting
will be available on this dashboard. Service providers
will be able to implement charging capabilities with
minimal disruption because to the billing module’s
seamless integration with current data replication
systems. Customization choices will also be offered to
companies with certain billing requirements.
Keywords :
Scalable, Adaptable, Synchronous, Asynchronous Replication, Customization.