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ApsaraDB RDS:[New features/New specifications] The primary instance of ApsaraDB RDS for PostgreSQL standard instances that run RDS High-availability Edition offers dedicated instance types that provide more resources

Last Updated:Nov 27, 2024

Starting from November 21, 2024, the primary instance of ApsaraDB RDS for PostgreSQL standard instances that run RDS High-availability Edition offers a series of dedicated instance types that provide more resources.

Effective date

November 21, 2024

New instance types

The following table describes the new instance types supported by the primary instance of RDS for PostgreSQL standard instances that run RDS High-availability Edition.

Edition

Instance family

Instance type

Number of CPU cores and memory capacity

Maximum number of connections

Maximum IOPS

Maximum I/O bandwidth (Unit: MB/s)

High-availability Edition

Dedicated

pg.x2.12xlarge.2c

96 cores, 192 GB

19,200

240,000

2,048

pg.x4.12xlarge.2c

96 cores, 384 GB

38,400

240,000

2,048

pg.x8.12xlarge.2c

96 cores, 768 GB

76,800

240,000

2,048

pg.x2.16xlarge.2c

128 cores, 256 GB

25,600

320,000

2,560

pg.x4.16xlarge.2c

128 cores, 512 GB

51,200

320,000

2,560

pg.x8.16xlarge.2c

128 cores, 1,024 GB

102,400

320,000

2,560

pg.x2.24xlarge.2c

192 cores, 384 GB

38,400

500,000

4,096

pg.x4.24xlarge.2c

192 cores, 768 GB

76,800

500,000

4,096

pg.x8.24xlarge.2c

192 cores, 1,536 GB

153,600

500,000

4,096

Billing

The new instance types are billed based on the resources provided by the types and the region in which your RDS instance is located. For the detailed prices of the new instance types, visit the buy page of ApsaraDB RDS for PostgreSQL.

References

Purchase instances of the new instance types

To purchase an RDS for PostgreSQL primary instance of a new instance type described in this topic, see Create an ApsaraDB RDS for PostgreSQL instance.

Change the instance type of an instance

To change the current instance type of an RDS for PostgreSQL primary instance to a new instance type described in this topic, see Change instance specifications.