This topic describes the different states of an ApsaraDB for Redis instance to help you manage your instances. When you restart or change the configurations of an instance, the state of the instance changes. This may cause impacts such as a transient connection that lasts for a few seconds.
Instance states
You can use one of the following methods to obtain the state of an instance:
Use the ApsaraDB for Redis console: You can view the state of an instance on the Instances page of the ApsaraDB for Redis console.
Call an API operation: You can call the DescribeInstances operation to query the state of an instance.
State in the console | API operation | Action that triggers the state | Description |
Creating | Creating | After you create an instance, the instance enters this state. The instance cannot provide database services until it enters the Running state. | |
Running | Normal | N/A | The instance can provide database services in this state. |
Converting | Transforming | After you change the billing method of the instance to subscription, you cannot change the billing method back to pay-as-you-go. Before you change the billing method, we recommend that you evaluate your business requirements to make better use of the instance. | |
Changing Configuration | Changing | For more information, see the "Change processes and impacts" section of the Change the configurations of an instance topic. | |
Adjust the number of shards for an ApsaraDB for Redis cloud-native instance | The change to instance configurations may cause unstable latency. However, ApsaraDB for Redis supports scaling without leading to transient connections and the read-only state. We recommend that you perform this operation during off-peak hours and make sure that your application can automatically reconnect to the instance. | ||
Restarting | Rebooting | A transient connection occurs on the instance. We recommend that you perform this operation during off-peak hours and make sure that your application can automatically reconnect to the instance. | |
Updating | MajorVersionUpgrading |
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Upgrading Minor Version | MinorVersionUpgrading | ||
Configuring Network | NetworkModifying |
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Clients can no longer connect to the instance by using the original endpoints. Update the connection information on the clients at the earliest opportunity. | |||
Apply for a public endpoint for an ApsaraDB for Redis instance | None | ||
Release a public endpoint for an ApsaraDB for Redis instance | Clients can no longer connect to the instance by using the original public endpoint. Update the connection information on the clients at the earliest opportunity. | ||
If you enable the direct connection mode, you cannot perform the following operations: You must release the private endpoint before you can perform the preceding operations. | |||
Release a private endpoint for an ApsaraDB for Redis instance | Clients can no longer connect to the instance by using the original private endpoint. Update the connection information on the clients at the earliest opportunity. | ||
Configuring SSL | SSLModifying | The instance restarts after you enable SSL encryption or update the certificate validity period. A transient connection occurs on the instance. We recommend that you perform this operation during off-peak hours and make sure that your application can automatically reconnect to the instance. | |
Modifying TDE | TEDModifying | None | |
Migrating to Another Zone | ZoneMigrating |
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Flushing Instance | Flushing | If you choose to delete all data, take note of the following impacts:
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Deleting Expired Data | CleaningUpExpiredData | If you choose to delete expired data, take note of the following impacts:
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Switching | HASwitching | Manually switch workloads from a master node to a replica node |
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Disabled | Inactive | N/A | The instance expires and cannot provide database services. If you want to continue using the instance, you must manually renew the instance. For more information, see Renewal. |
Released | N/A | Manually or automatically release an instance that is overdue or expired | The instance is released and cannot provide database services. The instance is not displayed on the Instances page. If you want to continue using the instance, you can find and restore the instance from the recycle bin. For more information, see Manage instances in the recycle bin. |