Instance Family

Overview

An instance is a purchased BMS. Different instance types provide varied computing capabilities, storage space, and network performance. You can select a type that meets your service requirements.

BMS Types

The cloud platform provides a variety of BMS flavors that you can choose from.

  • Compute-optimized

    This BMS type uses SDI iNICs and supports OLTP databases with higher performance, higher memory ratio, and transactional workloads cache.

    Table 1 Compute-optimized BMS specifications

    Flavor Name/ID

    CPU

    Memory

    Local Disk

    Extended Configuration

    physical.o2.medium

    2 x 8 Core Intel Xeon E5-2667 V4 (3.2 GHz)

    DDR4 RAM (256 GB)

    2 x 800GB SAS SSD RAID1 + NVMe SSD Card 1.6 TB

    2 x 2-port 10GE

  • High-performance computing

    This BMS type provides a large number of CPU cores, large memory size, and high throughput. These BMSs use Intel Skylake V5 CPUs and InfiniBand NICs and can be quickly provisioned.

    Table 2 High-performance computing BMS specifications

    Flavor Name/ID

    CPU

    Memory

    Local Disk

    Extended Configuration

    physical.h2.large

    2 x 18 Core Intel Skylake 6151 V5 (3.0 GHz)

    DDR4 RAM (192 GB)

    1 x 1.6TB NVMe SSD

    1 x 100G IB + 2-port 10GE

  • GPU-accelerated

    This BMS type provides outstanding floating-point computing performance and is ideal for real-time, highly concurrent massive computing scenarios, such as deep learning, scientific computing, CAE, 3D animation rendering, and CAD. G560 servers with InfiniBand NICs and industry-leading NVIDIA Tesla P100 GPU and Tesla V100 GPU are used to provide you with excellent performance and cost-effective services.

    Table 3 GPU-accelerated BMS specifications

    Flavor Name/ID

    CPU

    Memory

    Local Disk

    Extended Configuration

    physical.p1.large

    2 x 14 Core Intel Xeon E5-2690 V4 (2.6 GHz)

    DDR4 RAM (512 GB)

    2 x 600GB SAS HDD + 6 x 800GB NVMe SSD

    NIC: 1 x 100G IB + 2-port 10GE

    GPU: 8 x Tesla P100

    GPU memory: 16 GB

    physical.p2.large

    2 x 14 Core Intel Xeon E5-2690 V4 (2.6 GHz)

    DDR4 RAM (512 GB)

    2 x 600GB SAS HDD + 6 x 800GB NVMe SSD

    NIC: 1 x 100G IB + 2-port 10GE

    GPU: 8 x Tesla V100

    GPU memory: 16 GB

    Note

    physical.p1.large and physical.p2.large BMSs support only Ubuntu 16.04 and CentOS 7.4 private images.

  • Memory-optimized

    This BMS type has DIMM memory with quick read/write speed and high density and is ideal for SAP HANA and memory databases.

    Table 4 Memory-optimized BMS specifications

    Flavor Name/ID

    CPU

    Memory

    Local Disk

    Extended Configuration

    physical.m2.medium

    4 x 24 Core Broadwell EX Xeon E7-8890 V4 (2.2 GHz)

    DDR4 RAM (2048 GB)

    2 x 600GB SAS HDD RAID1 + 7 x 1.8TB SAS HDD RAID5 + 2 x 1.6TB NVMe SSD

    2 x 2-port 10GE

    physical.m2.xlarge

    4 x 24 Core Broadwell EX Xeon E7-8890 V4 (2.2 GHz)

    DDR4 RAM (4096 GB)

    2 x 600GB SAS HDD RAID 1 + 14 x 1.8TB SAS HDD RAID 50 + 2 x 1.6TB NVMe SSD

    2 x 2-port 10GE

  • I/O-optimized

    This BMS type uses SSD disks as both the system and data disks and does not support cloud storage. It is ideal for services that require local high I/O storage or Intel SGX-based trusted execution environments (TEE).

    Table 5 I/O-optimized BMS specifications

    Flavor Name/ID

    CPU

    Memory

    Local Disk

    Extended Configuration

    physical.i7n.28xlarge.4

    2*28core Intel Icelake 6348 V6(

    2.6GHz,42MB Cache)

    DDR4 RAM (512 GB)

    2*960GB SATA SSD + 6*960GB SATA SSD

    NIC: 2 x 25GE + 2 x 25GE

    Note

    • BMS does not support auto scaling.

    • BMS supports public images, private images, and BYOL.

    • BMS does not support RDS, ELB, MRS, CBR, or DNS.

    • BMS only supports a single security group.