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Overview

The IONOS CLOUD DBaaS In-Memory DB v2 API (2.0.0) provides a fully managed in-memory cluster service for high-performance caching, real-time analytics, and message brokering workloads. It features a unified Cluster resource model, in-place version upgrades without reprovisioning, and dedicated Snapshot Locations for geographic data safety compared to the v1 API. If you're new to the In-Memory DB v2 API, see Quick Start. If you're migrating from v1, see In-Memory DB API Versions.

What Can You Do with the In-Memory DB v2 API?

The IONOS CLOUD In-Memory DB v2 API provides a single API surface for the full lifecycle of in-memory clusters. Using the v2 API, you can:

  • Provision and modify clusters: Create or update fully managed in-memory clusters using the idempotent Ensure pattern (PUT semantics) on region-specific endpoints.

  • Manage credentials: Create or update database users directly as part of the cluster resource, with no separate user management endpoint needed.

  • Restore from snapshots: Provision a new cluster pre-populated with data from an existing snapshot, or restore in-place on an existing cluster, using the restoreFromSnapshot property. Restore from the latest snapshot, or set recoveryTargetDatetime to restore from the most recent snapshot at or before a chosen time.

  • Control geographic data safety: Query dedicated Snapshot Locations to specify exactly where cluster snapshots are stored.

  • Query supported configurations: Retrieve centralized lists of supported DBaaS versions to plan and configure cluster deployments.

Endpoints

The In-Memory DB v2 API is available at the following regional endpoints.

Location

Region

Endpoint

Frankfurt, Germany

de-fra

https://in-memory-db.de-fra.ionos.com/v2

Berlin, Germany

de-txl

https://in-memory-db.de-txl.ionos.com/v2

Logroño, Spain

es-vit

https://in-memory-db.es-vit.ionos.com/v2

Worcester, United Kingdom

gb-bhx

https://in-memory-db.gb-bhx.ionos.com/v2

London, United Kingdom

gb-lhr

https://in-memory-db.gb-lhr.ionos.com/v2

Newark, United States

us-ewr

https://in-memory-db.us-ewr.ionos.com/v2

Las Vegas, United States

us-las

https://in-memory-db.us-las.ionos.com/v2

Lenexa, United States

us-mci

https://in-memory-db.us-mci.ionos.com/v2

Paris, France

fr-par

https://in-memory-db.fr-par.ionos.com/v2

Features

  • Replication modes: In-Memory DB supports standalone mode (a single node) and replicated mode (one primary node and up to four passive secondary nodes that use asynchronous replication). The replication mode is determined by the instances count you specify when you provision the cluster.

  • Ensure pattern: PUT operations use full-replacement semantics. All required cluster fields must be present in every PUT request. If you omit credentials, the existing credentials are kept.

  • Version upgrades: Only in-place upgrades are supported. You can upgrade by setting a new version value in a PUT request using a version listed in canUpgradeTo. Downgrades are not supported.

Benefits

  • Improved upgrade experience: In-place version upgrades eliminate cluster recreation and data migration. You can upgrade without application reconfiguration downtime.

  • Geographic data safety: Snapshot Locations let you store snapshots in a separate region from your cluster, reducing the impact of regional incidents on your data.

  • Automatic credential management: The API creates or updates database users automatically when you submit credentials. You don't need to check whether a user exists before submitting.

  • Faster failure diagnosis: The statusMessage field surfaces the failure reason directly in the API response. You can identify and resolve issues without additional API calls.

  • Predictable storage allocation: Storage is automatically derived from RAM and persistence mode. You don't need to pre-calculate or size disk capacity separately.

To authenticate with the API, see Authentication. To make your first API call, see Quick Start.

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