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PolarDB:BindResourceControl

Last Updated:Jul 29, 2026

Binds a specified resource control rule to a user, database, query, or connection in a PolarDB for MySQL cluster. After the binding succeeds, the target object is subject to the CPU quota limit defined by the resource control rule.

Operation description

Resource Control limits the CPU resources that can be used by specified users, databases, queries, or connections in a PolarDB for MySQL cluster. This release supports creating, modifying, deleting, binding, and unbinding resource control rules. Querying Resource Control CPU usage is not supported.

Before you begin

  • This feature applies only to PolarDB for MySQL Cluster Edition clusters that support Resource Control. PolarDB for MySQL Standard Edition is not supported.

  • The cluster kernel parameter loose_enable_resource_control must be set to ON.

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RAM authorization

No authorization for this operation. If you encounter issues with this operation, contact technical support.

Request syntax

POST  HTTP/1.1

Request parameters

Parameter

Type

Required

Description

Example

RegionId

string

No

The region ID of the PolarDB cluster.

Note

You can call the DescribeRegions operation to query available regions.

cn-beijing

DBClusterId

string

Yes

The PolarDB cluster ID.

pc-**************

ResourceControlName

string

Yes

The name of the resource control rule. The name must be 1 to 63 ASCII bytes in length, start with a letter, and can contain only letters, digits, and underscores.

test_rc

TargetType

string

Yes

The type of the binding target. Valid values: USER, DATABASE, QUERY, CONNECTION. The value is case-insensitive.

USER

TargetValue

string

Yes

The value of the binding target. The format depends on the value of TargetType. For more information, see the table below.

app_user

Rules for TargetValue:

TargetTypeTargetValue descriptionExample
USERThe database username. The name must be 1 to 63 ASCII bytes in length, start with a letter, and can contain only letters, digits, and underscores. Accounts that contain a host, wildcards, or quotation marks are not supported.app_user
DATABASEThe database name. The name must be 1 to 63 ASCII bytes in length, start with a letter, and can contain only letters, digits, and underscores.order_db
QUERYThe query ID. The value must be a positive decimal integer without signs, spaces, or leading zeros. Valid values: 1 to Long.MAX_VALUE.12345
CONNECTIONThe connection ID. The value must be a positive decimal integer without signs, spaces, or leading zeros. Valid values: 1 to Long.MAX_VALUE.67890

Response elements

Element

Type

Description

Example

object

Schema of Response

RequestId

string

The request ID.

6BD9CDE4-5E7B-4BF3-9BB8-83C73E******

Examples

Success response

JSON format

{
  "RequestId": "6BD9CDE4-5E7B-4BF3-9BB8-83C73E******"
}

Error codes

HTTP status code

Error code

Error message

Description

400 InvalidParameters.Malformed The specified Resource Control parameter is not valid.
400 Database.ConnectError Unable to connect to the database instance.
400 Database.ExecError The Resource Control operation could not be executed on the database instance.
403 IncorrectDBInstanceType Resource Control is not supported for the current DB cluster edition or kernel configuration.
403 AuthorizationFailure The request is not authorized to operate Resource Control.
404 InvalidDBClusterId.NotFound The DBClusterId provided does not exist in our records. The specified DBClusterId parameter does not exist in the current record.

See Error Codes for a complete list.

Release notes

See Release Notes for a complete list.