Security Groups

NVMe-formatted MySQL instances support security group functionality. Once the user account has enabled the security group feature, when creating a database instance in the region that supports security groups, the database instance will automatically join the default security group. The default security group defines rules that allow everything to pass, and all instances in a UVPC share the same default security group. After the instance is created, users can modify the default security group to meet their needs. If users need multiple security groups, they can create new security groups and add the instance to the new security group to implement custom access control.

Default matters:

• Creating a slave: The newly built slave is automatically bound to the security group where the master is located.
• Single point upgrade to high availability: High availability backup resources are automatically bound to the security group where the main library is located.
• Rollback to a new instance: The new instance is automatically bound to the security group where the source instance is located.

View security group

Find "UVPC Private Network" in the product list on the website homepage and click to enter

Click the "Details" button in the operation bar to view the resources bound to this security group and the security rules.

Create/modify security group

For specific operations, please refer to the Security Group Operation Documentation