Big Data D1 instance is designed specifically for Hadoop distributed computing, massive log processing, distributed file system, large data warehouse, and other business scenarios. This CVM instance type is mainly used to solve the cloud computing and storage problems of massive business data.
Big Data D1 instance is applicable to customers in the Internet, game, finance and other industries that require big data computing and storage analysis, as well as business scenarios that require massive data storage and offline computing. It can meet the storage, capacity and private network bandwidth requirements of distributed computing businesses represented by Hadoop.
In addition, with the highly available architectural framework of distributed computing businesses represented by Hadoop, Big Data D1 instance features local storage design to achieve a total cost close to that of the self-built Hadoop cluster on an offline IDC, while ensuring massive storage capacity and high performance.
Model | vCPU (core) | Memory (GB) | Local Data Disk | Private Network Bandwidth | Note |
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D1.2XLARGE32 | 8 | 32 | 2 × 3720 GB | 1.5 Gbps | - |
D1.4XLARGE64 | 16 | 64 | 4 × 3720 GB | 3 Gbps | - |
D1.6XLARGE96 | 24 | 96 | 6 × 3720 GB | 4.5 Gbps | - |
D1.8XLARGE128 | 32 | 128 | 8 × 3720 GB | 6 Gbps | - |
D1.14XLARGE224 | 56 | 224 | 12× 3720 GB | 10 Gbps | Exclusive for host |
Big Data D1 instance uses local disk as the data disk, which may lead to data loss (e.g., when the host crashes). If your application cannot guarantee data reliability, we recommend you choose an instance that can use cloud disk as the data disk.
Relationship between operating on an instance with local disk and data retention is as follows:
Operation | Local Disk Data Status | Description |
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Operating system restart/Console restart/Forced restart | Retained | Local disk storage is retained. Data is retained. |
Operating system shutdown/Console shutdown/Forced shutdown | Retained | Local disk storage is retained. Data is retained. |
Terminate (instance) on the console | Erased | Local disk storage is erased. No data is retained. |
Do not store business data that needs to be retained for a long time on the local disk. Back up data in advance and use a highly available architecture. For long-term retention, we recommend you store the data on CBS disk.
Local disk cannot be purchased separately. You can only purchase local disk when creating the D1 instance. The number and capacity of local disks depend on instance specifications.
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Configuration adjustment is not supported.
Big Data D1 instance features massive data storage and uses local HDD as data disk. This instance type does not support data disk failover (e.g., when the host crashes or local disk is damaged). To prevent data loss, we recommend you use a redundancy policy, for example, a file system that supports redundancy and fault tolerance (such as HDFS and Mapr-FS). In addition, we recommend you regularly back up data to a persistent storage system, such as Tencent COS. For more information, please see Cloud Object Storage.
After a local disk is damaged, you need to shut down the CVM instance so we can change the local disk. If the CVM instance has crashed, we will notify you and fix it.
The following availability zones are supported:
The local disk of a Big Data D1 instance is not mounted automatically. You can mount them as needed.
High IO I2 instance is a CVM instance designed specifically for business scenarios with low latency and high random IO. It has ultra-high IOPS performance, and is used mainly for high-performing database (relational database, NoSQL, etc.). Big Data D1 instance is a CVM instance designed specifically for business scenarios that require high sequential read/write and low-cost massive data storage. It features high-performing storage with cost efficiency and properly configured private network bandwidth.
Take D1.14XLARGE224 as an example, sequential read/write throughput of the local disk of Big Data D1 instances is as below:
Cloud Block Storage provides a highly efficient and reliable storage device for CVM instance. It is a customizable block storage device with high availability, high reliability and low cost, and can be used as an independent scalable disk for CVM. It provides data storage at the data block level and employs a 3-copy distributed mechanism to ensure data reliability for CVM instance, meeting the requirements of different application scenarios. The local disk of Big Data D1 instance is designed specifically for business scenarios that require high sequential read/write for massive local data sets, such as Hadoop distributed computing, large-scale parallel computing, and data warehouse.
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