Volcengine Container Instance (VCI) provides multiple instance families. Different instance types offer varying virtualization capabilities and support a wide range of application scenarios.

Based on differences in underlying hardware capabilities, instance types are divided into distinct instance families. Each family adopts different processors, CPU/memory ratios, GPU graphics cards, cloud disk types, and network card virtualization methods to deliver differentiated computing, storage, and network performance. According to configurations such as CPU and memory, each instance family has multiple VCI instance specifications. A higher specification indicates stronger performance.

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Supported specifications vary by regions and availability zones. For details, see Regions and availability zones.

Certain specifications are in the invite-only beta or public beta stage. To use these specifications, contact your VCI account manager or submit a ticket to apply.

Some specifications are currently available in limited quantities. To request these specifications, submit a ticket.

Instance type

Instance family

Description

Instance type	Instance family	Description
General-purpose	vci.n4i vci.u1 vci.n3i vci.n3a vci.n2i (Sold out) vci.n1 (Sold out)	General-purpose instance families with various vCPU/memory ratios.
GPU accelerated	vci.gni3 vci.gni2 vci.ini2 vci.g1v	GPU-accelerated instance families based on multiple NVIDIA Tesla graphics cards.

Last updated: 2026.07.17 17:24:15

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