When Does a GeminiDB Redis Instance Become Read-Only?

To maintain stability when storage is about to be exhausted, your GeminiDB Redis instance will become read-only, and its data cannot be modified. If this happens, you can scale up the storage to restore the instance status.

• Table 1 describes the read-only status of instances with classic storage.

  Table 1 Read-only status of instances with classic storage

  Storage	Description
  < 600 GB	When the storage usage reaches 97%, the instance becomes read-only. When the storage usage decreases to 85%, the instance exits the read-only mode.
  ≥ 600 GB	If the remaining storage is less than 18 GB, the instance becomes read-only. When the remaining storage is greater than or equal to 90 GB, the read-only status is automatically disabled.

• Table 2 describes the read-only status of instances with cloud native storage.

  Table 2 Read-only status of instances with cloud native storage

  Storage	Description
  < 16,000 GB	When the storage usage reaches 97%, the instance becomes read-only. When the storage usage decreases to 85%, the instance exits the read-only mode.
  ≥ 16,000 GB	If the remaining storage is less than 480 GB, the instance becomes read-only. When the remaining storage is greater than or equal to 2400 GB, the instance exits the read-only mode.