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docs(bandwidth): drop the price and the allowance table - #60
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What
Remove the bandwidth price per GB and the allowance-per-specification table from the docs.
Why
The price and the allowances can change. The dashboard already shows both: the allowance in the Bandwidth column when you create a compute, and the price per GB in the Bandwidth tab of the billing overview. The pages now point there instead of listing numbers that can go out of date.
Changes
services/compute/bandwidth.mdx: drop the allowance table, the fixed price and the example with GB figures; say where to see the allowance and the price.services/compute/overview.mdx: update the link text to the bandwidth page.Everything else stays: what is measured, the pooled team allowance, proration and upsizing, how overage is charged, the invoice line and where to see usage.