Hi Nancy,

What are you seeing that indicates 35 hours are being accumulated, can  you 
provide an example?

Are you able to ask your HostBill representative for the following information:


1.       Provide the values to the following parameters configured on 
HostBill's CloudStack management server that you are using:

*         usage.stats.job.exec.time

*         usage.stats.job.aggregation.range

*         usage.sanity.check.interval

*         usage.aggregation.timezone

*         usage.execution.timezone

2.       What version of CloudStack are they using?

3.       Are they providing you the VM usage data directly from the CloudStack 
Usage database or via their own database/app?

Best Regards,

Tariq Iqbal

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From: iStar Cloud [mailto:sanotecna...@gmail.com]
Sent: 18 March 2014 06:40
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: The time of usage of vm is counted by 35 hrs a day.

Hi CloudStack,

I've recently found CloudStack mailing archives while googling some issues. I 
hope I'm sending this email to the right direction.

I've been developing cloud hosting website by integrating CloudStack with 
billing and client management platform called HostBill.

Currently I have an issue about the time interval that running vm usage is 
updated.
Hostbill is fetching cloudstack DB every 24 hrs. But the actual time interval 
that counts how many hrs the VM has been running is not 24 but 35 hrs a day. 
Hostbill updates running vm DB from CloudStack every 24 hrs, then the time of 
usage is supposed to be piled up 24hrs everytime it is updated, but 35 hrs are 
accumulated. You might need to see a picture attached for better understanding.

So I asked Hostbill representative about this and he told me there is nothing 
he can do about it because the time is fetched all the way from CloudStack and 
Hostbill hasn't modified anything related to it.

Now I have no idea where to start to fix this issue. Any advice would be 
appreciated.


Regards,
Nancy
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