Section/Tab | Parameter | Description |
Basic Information | Primary Instance | The ID of the RDS instance. |
Proxy Instance Status | The status of the database proxy. |
Proxy Type | The type of the database proxy. Valid values: General-purpose and Dedicated. For more information about the differences between general-purpose database proxies and dedicated database proxies, see What are database proxies? |
Zone | The zone of the database proxy. By default, the database proxy resides in the same zone as the primary RDS instance. |
Proxy Specifications | The specification of the database proxy. Relationship between the specification of the database proxy and the specifications of proxy nodes: Specification of a database proxy = Specifications of all proxy nodes . Relationship between the number of proxy nodes and the specification of the database proxy: Number of proxy nodes = Specification of the database proxy/Specification of a proxy node .
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Proxy Version | The database proxy version. |
Proxy Node | Node ID | The ID of the proxy node. |
Zone | The zone ID of the proxy node. |
CPU Cores on Proxy Node | The specification of the proxy node. |
Connection Information | Proxy Endpoint (Terminal) ID | Each RDS instance supports up to seven database proxy endpoints. You can apply for one internal endpoint and one public endpoint for each database proxy endpoint. You can also configure connection policies for each database proxy endpoint to meet different requirements. When you enable the database proxy feature for your RDS instance, the system assign a database proxy endpoint to the RDS instance. You can use the database proxy endpoint to connect to the RDS instance. For more information about how to modify the connection settings, see Configure the connection settings for a database proxy endpoint.
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Read/Write Attributes | Read/Write (Read/Write Splitting): The database proxy endpoint connects to the primary RDS instance and its read-only RDS instances, and can receive write requests. This is the default value. Read-only (Primary Instance Not Connected to Receive Write Requests): The database proxy endpoint connects only to read-only RDS instances and cannot receive write requests.
For more information, see Configure the read and write attributes and the read weight of the database proxy. |
Nearest Access | The nearest access feature is supported only for the deployment mode in which four proxy nodes are deployed in two zones. For more information, see Configure the nearest access feature. |
Network Settings | The zone, VPC, and vSwitch of the database proxy. The vSwitch can be changed. Before you change a vSwitch, make sure that you understand the impacts of the vSwitch change. For more information, see Impacts. You can click Switch vSwitch, configure the Destination vSwitch and Change Time parameters, and then click OK to change the vSwitch. |
Internal Endpoint/Port | The internal endpoint is bound to the ID of the database proxy endpoint. You can use the internal endpoint to connect to the RDS instance over an internal network and use the database proxy feature. For more information, see Configure the connection settings for a database proxy endpoint. You can click the icon to the right of the endpoint to modify the prefix of the endpoint and the port that is associated with the endpoint. For more information, see Manage database proxy endpoints.
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Public Endpoint/Port | The public endpoint of the database proxy endpoint and the port that is associated with the database proxy endpoint. You can use the public endpoint to connect to the RDS instance over the Internet and use the database proxy feature. Note After you apply for a public endpoint, you can click the icon to the right of the endpoint to modify the prefix of the endpoint and the port that is associated with the endpoint. For more information, see Manage database proxy endpoints.
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