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DB instance class support for RDS Custom for SQL Server

Check if the DB instance class is supported in your Region by using the describe-orderable-db-instance-options command.

RDS Custom for SQL Server supports the DB instance classes shown in the following table:

Enterprise Edition

db.r5.xlarge–db.r5.24xlarge

db.r5b.xlarge–db.r5b.24xlarge

db.m5.xlarge–db.m5.24xlarge

db.r6i.xlarge–db.r6i.32xlarge

db.m6i.xlarge–db.m6i.32xlarge

db.x2iedn.xlarge–db.x2iedn.32xlarge

Standard Edition

db.r5.large–db.r5.24xlarge

db.r5b.large–db.r5b.8xlarge

db.m5.large–db.m5.24xlarge

db.r6i.large–db.r6i.8xlarge

db.m6i.large–db.m6i.8xlarge

db.x2iedn.xlarge–db.x2iedn.8xlarge

Developer Edition

db.r5.xlarge–db.r5.24xlarge

db.r5b.xlarge–db.r5b.24xlarge

db.m5.xlarge–db.m5.24xlarge

db.r6i.xlarge–db.r6i.32xlarge

db.m6i.xlarge–db.m6i.32xlarge

db.x2iedn.xlarge–db.x2iedn.32xlarge

Web Edition

db.r5.large–db.r5.4xlarge

db.m5.large–db.m5.4xlarge

db.r6i.large–db.r6i.4xlarge

db.m6i.large–db.m6i.4xlarge

db.r5b.large–db.r5b.4xlarge

The following recommendations apply to db.x2iedn class types:

• At creation, local storage is a raw and unallocated device. Before using a DB instance with this instance class, you must mount and format the local storage. Afterward, configure tempdb on it to ensure optimal performance. For more information, see Optimize tempdb performance in Amazon RDS Custom for SQL Server using local instance storage.

• Local storage reverts to its raw and unallocated state when you run DB instance operations such as scale compute, instance replacement, snapshot restore, or point-in-time recovery (PITR). In these situations, you must remount, reformat, and reconfigure the drive and tempdb to restore functionality.

• For Multi-AZ instances, we recommend that you perform the configuration on a standby DB instance. This way, if a failover occurs, the system continues to operate without issues because the configuration is already in place on the standby instance.

RDS Custom for SQL Server requirements and limitations

Collation and character support

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