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This article introduces the instance types of TDSQL Boundless, including Cluster Edition and Basic Edition.
Instance Type
Description
Cluster Edition
Cluster Edition targets enterprise production environments, adopting a multi-node and multi-replica disaster recovery architecture to provide high-performance, highly available database services.
Basic Edition
Basic Edition targets individual users with a single-node database service, providing a full range of features at a lower cost, suitable for learning and trial scenarios.
Note:
Basic Edition instances support upgrading to Cluster Edition via the console after creation, but they cannot be downgraded back to Basic Edition after the upgrade.
Warning:
Basic Edition does not have high availability capabilities and may experience brief service interruptions. Enterprises should not use it for production environments.


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