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Yandex Managed Service for Greenplum®
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In this article:

  • Available host classes
  • Using dedicated hosts
  1. Concepts
  2. Host classes

Greenplum® host classes

Written by
Yandex Cloud
Updated at March 28, 2025
  • Available host classes
  • Using dedicated hosts

The host class determines the computing power allocated for each host in a cluster. In a Managed Service for Greenplum® cluster, the classes of master hosts and segment hosts may differ. For information on how to select host classes, see Calculating the cluster configuration.

For master hosts, the host class determines which disk types are available:

  • s2, i2: local-ssd, network-ssd-nonreplicated.
  • s3, i3: network-ssd, network-hdd, local-ssd, network-ssd-nonreplicated, network-ssd-io-m3.

For segment hosts, the following disk types are available:

  • local-ssd
  • network-ssd-nonreplicated
  • network-ssd-io-m3

The available storage size does not depend on the host class. For storage limitations, see Quotas and limits.

Available host classesAvailable host classes

Managed Service for Greenplum® cluster hosts are deployed on Yandex Compute Cloud virtual machines on Intel Cascade Lake and Intel Ice Lake platforms with a guaranteed vCPU share of 100%. The full list of possible host configurations is provided below.

Note

For clusters with hosts residing in the ru-central1-d availability zone, local SSD storage is not available if using the Intel Cascade Lake platform.

Configuration types:

  • s2, s3: Standard configurations with 4:1 RAM GB to vCPU ratio.
  • i2, i3: Configurations with an increased GB RAM to vCPU ratio (8:1). These configurations may be useful for clusters with higher cache requirements. Hosts with this configuration run in a software-accelerated network, and their use significantly affects cluster pricing.
Host class name Number of vCPUs vCPU performance RAM, GB Disk
size, GB
Intel Cascade Lake
s2.medium 8 100% 32 93 - 8184
s2.large 12 100% 48 93 - 8184
i2.2xlarge 16 100% 128 93 - 8184
i2.4xlarge 32 100% 256 93 - 8184
i2.5xlarge 40 100% 320 93 - 8184
Intel Ice Lake
s3-c8-m32 8 100% 32 10 - 8192
s3-c12-m48 12 100% 48 10 - 8192
i3-c16-m128 16 100% 128 10 - 8192
i3-c32-m256 32 100% 256 10 - 8192
i3-c40-m320 40 100% 320 10 - 8192

Using dedicated hostsUsing dedicated hosts

You can use dedicated hosts for your master hosts, segment hosts, or all your cluster's hosts at the same time. In which case the cluster's hosts will reside on dedicated hosts from the group you select.

A cluster on dedicated hosts will have the following available to it:

  • Configurations of the platform the group's dedicated hosts were created on.
  • The whole local disk (local-ssd) volume of the dedicated host. The maximum storage size per host is greater than if standard VMs are used.

Network drives are also available on dedicated hosts.

Greenplum® and Greenplum Database® are registered trademarks or trademarks of VMware, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.

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