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How it works
CockroachDB nodes write to Plenum through the instead of writing to attached disks. Plenum manages the physical placement and redundancy of stored data across availability zones. Above the storage-layer boundary, , , and behavior remains unchanged.Compared to provisioned storage
With provisioned block storage, each node has its own attached volume, so storage and compute are sized and scaled together as a unit. You provision capacity for the data you expect, pay for it whether or not it is full, and resize it as data grows. Provisioned block-storage services such as Amazon EBS also replicate data internally, adding cost and redundancy on top of CockroachDB’s . Plenum removes the provisioned-disk layer entirely. CockroachDB nodes write to a shared storage service instead of to attached disks, and storage is billed based on physical-used GiB.Usage-based storage
When you , you choose its storage model:- Usage-based. Storage is backed by Plenum. You do not provision storage capacity or bandwidth. Storage capacity scales automatically as data is added or removed. You are billed based on physical-used GiB, and the Console shows storage consumption rather than provisioned capacity.
- Provisioned. Storage is backed by conventional block volumes and billed as provisioned capacity.
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