Overview
The processor-to-memory ratio of a Compute-optimized instance is typically 1:2, offering reliable and stable computing performance. It is applicable for compute-intensive applications such as batch processing workloads and distributed analysis. This topic describes the features, metric data, and applicable scenarios of each instance family of Compute-optimized instances. By referring to this topic, you can select an instance type that meets your business needs. This helps you ensure that the selected type meets the minimum CPU and memory requirements for your business.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See the details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See the details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See the details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
Compute-optimized c4al
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See the details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
tip
- Only supported in China (Beijing) and China (Shanghai) regions.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See the details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
tip
- Only supported in China (Beijing) and China (Shanghai) regions.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See the details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
Compute-optimized c3il
tip
- For this instance, you can use Windows, Linux, or veLinux images.
- This instance type family has good compatibility with drivers and does not heavily rely on Virtio1.1 drivers.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis, batch computing, video encoding/decoding
- AI inference applications
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable network performance. See details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
Compute-optimized c3al
tip
- This instance has good compatibility with drivers and does not rely on Virtio1.1 drivers.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Data analysis and computing
- Small and medium-sized database systems, caches, and clusters for searching
- High-definition video transcoding
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable network performance. See details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
Compute-optimized c3i
tip
- For this instance family, you can not use Windows images.
- If you want to use ecs.c3i.48xlarge or ecs.c3i.60xlarge, please contact your account manager to apply.
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Compute-intensive scenarios such as data analysis, batch computing, video encoding/decoding, video rendering, and high-performance scientific and engineering applications.
- General-purpose applications such as MySQL database, Redis database, Nginx, and middleware MQ.
- Scenarios with high maximum throughput requirements, such as video barrage and telecom service forwarding.
- AI inference and training. This instance family is applicable for small and medium-sized deep-learning and training models and can enhance the deep-learning and training performance on CPUs.
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
Compute-optimized c3a
Features
Applicable scenarios
- General enterprise applications
- Website/application servers
- Audio/video transcoding applications
- Small and medium-sized database systems
- AI training and inference
Instance types and metrics
tip
- Small and medium-sized instances have burstable storage and network performance. See details in the following table. "--" indicates that performance burst is not supported for the current instance type.
- The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.
Compute Balance-enhanced c1ie
Features
Applicable scenarios
- Scenarios with high maximum throughput requirement
- Website or web servers with high computing performance requirement
- Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games
- Data analysis, batch computing, and video encoding
- High-performance scientific and engineering applications
Instance types and metrics
tip
The maximum throughput (PPS) varies significantly in different business scenarios. We recommend that you run a load test to evaluate instance performance and choose an appropriate instance type.