Help Center/ Relational Database Service/ User Guide/ Working with RDS for MySQL/ RDS Memory Acceleration/ Enabling and Using Memory Acceleration
Updated on 2025-11-26 GMT+08:00
Enabling and Using Memory Acceleration
This section describes how to enable memory acceleration. The process is as follows:
Using the Memory Acceleration Module
Usage Notes
- After memory acceleration is enabled, commands such as RESET MASTER and FLUSH LOGS used to delete binlogs on MySQL instances are not allowed.
- Currently, only hash data from MySQL can be converted to GeminiDB Redis API.
- A Redis key prefix and a delimiter in a new rule can neither include those nor be included in those specified for an existing rule. For example, if the key prefix in a new rule is pre1: and is separated by a comma (,) and the key prefix in an existing rule is pre1 and is separated by a colon (:), the new rule cannot be created.
- Currently, the ENUM, SET, and JSON data cannot be synchronized.
- Currently, only single-table queries are supported during lightweight incremental synchronization. Joint queries are not supported.
- Only GeminiDB Redis instances are charged. There are no other fees for this function.
- If you delete an RDS instance, the GeminiDB Redis instance with DB Cache enabled will not be deleted. If you do not need the GeminiDB Redis instance, delete it in a timely manner to avoid extra fees.
- When you purchase an RDS instance, if you select Buy Now for memory acceleration, a GeminiDB instance is automatically provisioned with DB Cache enabled. You can skip instance creation and start from Creating a Mapping Rule. This function is now in OBT. To use it, choose Service Tickets > Create Service Ticket in the upper right corner of the console and contact the customer service.
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