Instance information

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This topic describes the basic information, API information, specifications, and data of a Graph Compute Service iGraph instance.

Basic information

This section describes the instance's basic information. For more information about these concepts, see Create an iGraph instance.

The Basic Information section also includes the VPC, resource group ID, resource group name, and tag fields. The API Information section contains the Username, Password (resettable), internal domain name, public domain name, and the Modify whitelist option.

  • Instance information: The instance ID, name (an alias that you can modify), and type (shard specification).

  • The instance's current status.

  • Network information: The region, availability zone, type, and VSwitch.

  • Creation information: The billing method, expiration time, and creation time.

API information

  • Username:

    • The username is required when you purchase an instance and cannot be changed later.

    • The server-side SDK uses this username to access the service.

  • Access domain name:

    • Internal domain name

      • Use it to query and update data in the engine.

      • The service automatically provides this domain name for the instance, so you can use it directly without any setup.

    • Public domain name

      • Creating a public domain name: Click Enable Public Domain Name to create a public domain name as needed.

      • Configure a whitelist: You can add specific IP addresses or address ranges to the whitelist to grant access.

        • Specific IP address: For example, 192.168.0.1 allows access only from 192.168.0.1.

        • IP address range: For example, 192.168.0.0/24 allows access from IP addresses in the range of 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.255.

        • Note: 0.0.0.0/0 allows access from any public IP address, whereas 127.0.0.1 prohibits all access. Configure this setting with caution.

  • Password:

    • The password is not displayed on the page, but you can change it.

    • The username and password are used for authentication when accessing the engine service and updating data. Keep them secure.

Specifications

  • Shard specification

Specification code

Disk type

Type

Shard specification

Disk size

computer.i2.large

local disk

Compute-optimized

cpu: 4 cores, mem: 8 GiB

120 GiB

computer.i2.2xlarge

local disk

Compute-optimized

cpu: 8 cores, mem: 16 GiB

240 GiB

storage.i2ne.large

local disk

Storage-optimized

cpu: 2 cores, mem: 16 GiB

400 GiB

storage.i2ne.2xlarge

local disk

Storage-optimized

cpu: 4 cores, mem: 32 GiB

800 GiB

common.i2.large

local disk

General-purpose

cpu: 4 cores, mem: 16 GiB

240 GiB

common.i2.2xlarge

local disk

General-purpose

cpu: 8 cores, mem: 32 GiB

500 GiB

  • Number of replicas: Dedicated instances (cluster edition) are configured with two replicas by default. You can add more as needed.

  • Number of shards: This specifies the number of shards in the instance, across which data is distributed.

Data

  • This section shows statistics for all graphs in the instance.

    • Graph information: Includes the name, description, release version, creation time, and publication status of the deployed graph.

    • Click the expand button to view the table information for a specific graph.

    The expanded table information includes Table name, Table status, Source data partition, Full (incremental) index version, Index size, Switchover start time, and Switchover end time.

  • Table list

    • This list shows all created and published tables in the instance. For each table, the list includes its partition, index version, index size, and switchover time.