How is the stored logs quota calculated per day based on yearly data transfer?

The calculation of the stored logs quota per day based on yearly data transfer is determined by dividing the total annual data by the number of days in a year. Specifically, if you are starting with a quota of 5GB per month, to find the daily quota, you first convert the monthly limit into a daily one.

By multiplying 5GB (the monthly limit) by 30 (to reflect the maximum days in a month) to get a yearly amount, you then divide by 365 to distribute that yearly amount evenly across each day of the year. This results in the daily quota of logs that can be stored being represented as 5GB * 30/365 days.

This approach ensures that any organization can effectively manage its log storage based on an annualized estimate while considering fluctuations in log volume that might occur throughout the month or year. Thus, the formula provides a standardized method to translate monthly quotas into equivalent daily allowances, aligning the organization’s data storage capabilities with their actual usage patterns.