ApsaraMQ for RocketMQ provides instances in two editions: Enterprise Platinum Edition and Standard Edition.
The following table compares the two editions to help you select the instance type that best suits your needs.
Item | Enterprise Platinum Edition | Standard Edition |
Billing method | Subscription | Pay-as-you-go |
Instance type | Dedicated instances. Each instance has exclusive use of a physical node. | Shared instances with virtual isolation. |
Availability | 99.99%. The cumulative downtime is no more than 4.3 minutes per month. | 99.95%. The cumulative downtime is no more than 21.5 minutes per month. |
Expert service |
| Not supported |
Message retention period | 3 days If the storage space of your purchased instance is insufficient, ApsaraMQ for RocketMQ performs a rolling deletion of the earliest messages based on their storage time. In this case, the message storage duration may be less than 3 days. Note The storage duration for scheduled and delayed messages starts when the scheduled time or delay period ends. For example, a producer sends a delayed message with a delay of 10 days. The message storage duration starts after the 10-day delay ends. The maximum time this message can be stored from sending to expiration is 10 + 3 = 13 days. | |
SQL attribute filtering | Use SQL expressions to accurately filter message attributes. This makes message subscription and processing more efficient. For more information about SQL attribute filtering, see Message filtering. | Not supported |
Data transmission encryption | Supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)/Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption for data in transit. This feature requires a client that uses the TCP client software development kit (SDK) for Java V2.x.x. For more information about the SDK, see Java SDK release notes. | Supports SSL/TLS data encryption. To use this feature, submit a ticket. This feature requires a client that uses the TCP client SDK for Java V2.x.x. For more information about the SDK, see Java SDK release notes. |
Pull-based message subscription using the Java SDK | Supported For more information about how to use the Java SDK to subscribe to messages in pull mode, see Subscribe to messages. | Not supported |
Message trace | Supported For more information about message traces, see Query message traces. | Supported |
Disaster recovery and high availability Note The zones are controlled by server-side resource deployment and cannot be customized. |
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