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_includes/activate-deactivate-native-metrics.rst

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Billing
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* If you're in a MTS-based subscription, all metrics count towards metrics usage.
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* If you're in a host-based plan, metrics listed as active (Active: Yes) on this document are considered default and are included free of charge.
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Learn more at :ref:`monitor-imm-billing-usage`.

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admin/subscription-usage/monitor-imm-billing-usage.rst

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Infrastructure Monitoring collects metric time series (MTS) which are classified into different categories depending on the type of subscription you have.
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In MTS-based subscriptions, all MTS are considered custom and charged.
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In host-based plans, the following applies:
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* MTS from host and container metrics and bundled metrics are covered as part of the subscription and not charged separately
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* MTS from custom metrics are subject to the entitlements (200 MTS per host for Enterprise plan and 100 MTS per host for Standard plan)
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The following table provides an overview of how HTTP status codes are used to set the ``span.status`` field, and subsequently ``otel.status_code``, in OpenTelemetry instrumentation in accordance with OpenTelemetry semantic conventions. To learn more, see the OpenTelemetry semantic conventions for HTTP spans on GitHub :new-page:`https://github.com/open-telemetry/semantic-conventions/blob/main/model/http/spans.yaml`.
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