Service Agreement termination clauses and exemption clauses. |
The service provider has listed clear compensation clauses, service termination clauses and exemption clauses. |
User constraints |
More user scenarios are restricted, and user permissions are low. |
Persistence of data storage |
Data storage persistence is up to 99.99%, and data will not be lost. |
Data portability |
Data portability depends on the user’s own application and cannot be completely migrated. |
Data privacy |
The service provider does not provide data encryption support, and the data is encrypted by the user himself |
Right to know data |
The user is not clear about the location and use of data storage. |
Data auditability |
When it is necessary to review, users can obtain comprehensive operation logs and operation records. |
Data destructibility |
Server data can be destroyed, but user data cannot be completely destroyed. |
Network access performance |
The service provider platform only provides basic network defense strategies for the server, and does not provide special DDOS and CC defense support. |
Fault recovery capability |
If a failure occurs, the service cannot be recovered immediately, and it will take several hours to recover. |
Business function |
Service providers can provide a large number of services and meet most of users’ business needs. |
Business availability |
The server can operate normally for a long time, with occasional service failure. |
Resource allocation capability |
Users can quickly expand or reduce computing resources as required. |
Measurement accuracy |
The measurement of this service is accurate and almost error free. |