db.r6g.12xlarge

The db.r6g.12xlarge instance is a Memory optimized instance with 48 vCPUs and 384GB of memory starting at $5.395 per hour.

Pricing

$5.395

On Demand

$3.116

1-Year Reserved

N/A

3-Year Reserved

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Family Sizes

SizevCPUsMemory (GiB)
db.r6g.large216
db.r6g.xlarge432
db.r6g.2xlarge864
db.r6g.4xlarge16128
db.r6g.8xlarge32256
db.r6g.12xlarge48384
db.r6g.16xlarge64512

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Instance Variants

Variant
r6g
r6gd
r6i
r6id
r6idn
r6in

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Instance Details

ComputeValue
vCPUs48
Memory (GiB)384
Physical ProcessorAWS Graviton2
CPU Architecture64-bit
StorageValue
EBS Optimized
true
Max Bandwidth (Mbps) on EBS14250
Max Throughput (MB/s) on EBS1781.25
Max I/O operations/second IOPS50000
Baseline Bandwidth (Mbps) on EBS14250
Baseline Throughput (MB/s) on EBS1781.25
Baseline I/O operations/second IOPS50000
NetworkingValue
Network Performance (Gibps)20
AmazonValue
Generation
current
Instance Typedb.r6g.12xlarge
FamilyMemory optimized
NameR6G 12xlarge Extra Large
Normalization Factor96
Database EnginesValue
Aurora MySQL5.7 - 8.4
Aurora PostgreSQL11 - 18
DocumentDB4.0 - 8.0
MariaDB10.5 - 11.8
MySQL8.0 - 8.4
Neptune1.1 - 1.4
PostgreSQL12 - 18
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