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ApsaraDB RDS:YiTian read-only instance specifications

Last Updated:Mar 30, 2026

This topic lists the instance types available for YiTian read-only ApsaraDB RDS for MySQL instances running on the original ARM architecture, including the latest types and their specifications.

Note

The maximum number of connections refers to the maximum number of processes that can connect to the instance simultaneously.

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Read-only RDS instances that run RDS High-availability Edition

General-purpose instance types

General-purpose instances share CPU and memory resources with other instances on the same physical host. Use these instances for workloads with variable resource demands or cost-sensitive scenarios.

Instance type CPU cores and memory Maximum connections Storage capacity
mysqlro.n2m.small.1c 1 core, 2 GB 2,000 PL1 ESSD: 20 GB–64,000 GB
PL2 ESSD: 500 GB–64,000 GB
PL3 ESSD: 1,500 GB–64,000 GB
Standard SSD: 20 GB–6,000 GB







mysqlro.n2m.medium.1c 2 cores, 4 GB 4,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n4m.medium.1c 2 cores, 8 GB 6,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n8m.medium.1c 2 cores, 16 GB 8,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n2m.large.1c 4 cores, 8 GB 6,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n4m.large.1c 4 cores, 16 GB 8,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n8m.large.1c 4 cores, 32 GB 12,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n2m.xlarge.1c 8 cores, 16 GB 8,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n4m.xlarge.1c 8 cores, 32 GB 10,000 Same as above
mysqlro.n8m.xlarge.1c 8 cores, 64 GB 16,000 Same as above

Dedicated instance types

Dedicated instances have CPU and memory resources exclusively allocated to a single instance. Use these instances for latency-sensitive workloads or production databases that require consistent, predictable performance.

Instance type CPU cores and memory Maximum connections Storage capacity
mysqlro.x4m.medium.1c 2 cores, 8 GB 6,000 PL1 ESSD: 20 GB–64,000 GB
PL2 ESSD: 500 GB–64,000 GB
PL3 ESSD: 1,500 GB–64,000 GB
Standard SSD: 20 GB–6,000 GB







mysqlro.x8m.medium.1c 2 cores, 16 GB 8,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x2m.large.1c 4 cores, 8 GB 6,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x4m.large.1c 4 cores, 16 GB 8,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x8m.large.1c 4 cores, 32 GB 12,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x2m.xlarge.1c 8 cores, 16 GB 8,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x4m.xlarge.1c 8 cores, 32 GB 10,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x8m.xlarge.1c 8 cores, 64 GB 16,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x2m.2xlarge.1c 16 cores, 32 GB 16,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x4m.2xlarge.1c 16 cores, 64 GB 20,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x8m.2xlarge.1c 16 cores, 128 GB 32,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x2m.4xlarge.1c 32 cores, 64 GB 32,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x4m.4xlarge.1c 32 cores, 128 GB 40,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x8m.4xlarge.1c 32 cores, 256 GB 64,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x4m.8xlarge.1c 64 cores, 256 GB 80,000 Same as above
mysqlro.x8m.8xlarge.1c 64 cores, 512 GB 128,000 Same as above

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