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DCS Dashboard Template DCS is an in-memory database service. It is compatible with Redis, an in-memory database engine, and meets your requirements for high concurrency and fast data access. LTS collects, stores, and queries cloud resource operation records. You can use these records
ECS Specifications for CloudPond This section describes the specifications supported by CloudPond. General Computing General Computing-plus Memory-Optimized For details, see Specifications. For details about how to purchase an ECS, see Creating an ECS at an edge site. General Computing
Purchasing and Logging In to an ECS Purchase an ECS on Huawei Cloud with specified specifications and OS. Log in to the management console. Click in the upper left corner and select the desired region and project. Choose Compute > Elastic Cloud Server. Click Buy ECS. The Buy ECS page
ECS Application Scenarios Internet No special requirements on CPUs, memory, disk space, or bandwidth High security and reliability standards Deploying an application on one or only a few ECSs to minimize upfront investment and maintenance costs, such as website development and testing
x86 ECS Specifications A Summary List of x86 ECS Specifications General Computing ECSs General Computing-plus ECSs General Computing-Basic ECSs Memory-optimized ECSs Large-Memory ECSs Disk-intensive ECSs Ultra-high I/O ECSs High-Performance Computing ECSs Ultra-high Performance Computing
Access Control for ECS IAM Identity Authentication IAM provides fine-grained permissions management, user identity authentication, and resource access control. You can use your account to create IAM users, and assign permissions to the IAM users to control their access to specific
ECS and Other Services Figure 1 shows the relationships between ECS and other services. Figure 1 Relationships between ECS and other services ECS-related Services Table 1 ECS-related services Service Function Related Operation Auto Scaling (AS) Automatically adjusts ECS resources
ECS Types and Specifications ECS Overview ECS Lifecycle ECS Types CPU Credits x86 ECS Specifications Kunpeng ECS Specifications and Types Discontinued ECS Specifications
Discontinued ECS Specifications The specifications listed in this section have been discontinued and are no longer available. You can change the specifications for your ECS to one that is still available. General Computing S1 Table 1 S1 ECS specifications Flavor vCPUs Memory (GiB)
What Is ECS? An Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) is a basic computing unit that consists of vCPUs, memory, OS, and Elastic Volume Service (EVS) disks. You can create an ECS by specifying its vCPUs, memory, specifications, OS, network, and login mode. After creating an ECS, you can use it
Deploying an Application on ECS Purchasing and Configuring an ECS This section uses Elastic Cloud Server (ECS). You can also use your own Linux host that runs Ubuntu 16.04 OS. Buy an ECS. The following table lists mandatory configurations. You can also select other configurations
Changing a VPC for an ECS Function This API is used to change a VPC for an ECS. This API is an asynchronous API. After the VPC change request is successfully delivered, job_id is returned. This does not mean the VPC change is complete. You need to call the API by referring to Querying
Modifying ECS Details Function This API is used to modify ECS details. Only the name and description of an ECS can be modified. This API supports checking fine-grained permissions for enterprise projects. For details, see ecs:cloudServers:updateServer. Constraints This API is used
Attaching a Disk to an ECS Function This API is used to attach a disk to an ECS. This API is an asynchronous API. After the attachment request is successfully delivered, a job ID is returned. This does not mean the attachment is complete. You need to call the API by referring to Querying
Querying NICs of an ECS Function This API is used to query NICs of an ECS. URI GET /v1/{project_id}/cloudservers/{server_id}/os-interface Table 1 describes the parameters in the URI. Table 1 Parameter description Parameter Mandatory Description project_id Yes Specifies the project
Attaching a Disk to an ECS Scenarios If the existing disks of an ECS fail to meet service requirements, for example, due to insufficient disk space or poor disk performance, you can attach more available disks to the ECS, or call the EVS disk creation API to create disks and attach
ECS Group Management Permission API Action Dependencies IAM Project Enterprise Project Authorization by Instance Authorization by Tag Deleting an ECS group DELETE /v1/{project_id}/cloudservers/os-server-groups/{server_group_id} ecs:cloudServers:deleteServerGroup - Supported Supported
Modifying the Specifications of an ECS Function This API is used to modify ECS specifications. This API is an asynchronous API. After the specifications modification request is successfully delivered, a job ID is returned. This does not mean the modification is complete. You need
ECS Status Management Permission API Action Dependencies IAM Project Enterprise Project Authorization by Instance Authorization by Tag Changing an ECS OS POST /v2/{project_id}/cloudservers/{server_id}/changeos ecs:cloudServers:changeOS - Supported Supported Supported Supported Changing
Attaching a NIC to an ECS Scenarios If an ECS requires multiple NICs, you can call the API for creating NICs and attach them to the ECS. A NIC can be attached by setting the nics parameter during ECS creation or after the ECS is created. This section describes how to attach a NIC
