Connection Methods
You must buy an instance before connecting to it. For details, see Buying an Instance. After buying an instance, you can connect to it using Java, Python, or HTTPS.
Figure 1 shows the methods of connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible instance. Table 2 describes the details.
| Method | Scenario | Default Port | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Load balancer | Suitable for production environments such as ECSs and functions. Requests are evenly distributed to available nodes. | 80 |
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| Method | Scenario | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible Instance Using Java | An example of connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible instance using Java | An instance can be connected using Java. |
| Connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible Instance Using Python | An example of connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible instance using Python | An instance can be connected using Python. |
| Connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible Instance Using HTTPS | An example of connecting to a GeminiDB DynamoDB-Compatible instance using HTTPS | An instance can be connected using HTTPS. |
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