Hi Seonho Kim ,
Thank you for reaching out on Microsoft Q&A.
Great questions about Azure Machine Learning compute billing! Compute billing begins when you allocate or start a compute resource, such as a virtual machine or GPU cluster, which means charges start when the notebook is actively running and using these resources. Billing stops only when you explicitly stop or deallocate the compute resource, and simply closing the notebook will not halt billing. If your notebook uses a GPU cluster, you will incur GPU costs for the entire duration it is in use. To effectively manage costs, ensure you stop the compute instance in the Azure Machine Learning studio when not in use.
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