Compute Shapes

A shape is a template that determines the number of OCPUs , amount of memory, and other resources that are allocated to an instance. Compute shapes are available with AMD processors, Intel processors, and Arm-based processors.

This topic provides basic information about the shapes that are available for bare metal instances, virtual machines (VMs), and dedicated virtual machine hosts. For information about service limits, see Compute Limits. For information about protecting data on NVMe devices, see Protecting Data on NVMe Devices.

Note

Compute Shape Pricing

You can use the Cost Estimator to estimate your expected monthly project costs with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. For detailed information about billing, see Billing and Cost Management and the Oracle Compute Cloud Services section of Oracle PaaS and IaaS Universal Credits Service Descriptions.

Flexible Shapes

A flexible shape is a shape that lets you customize the number of OCPUs and the amount of memory when launching or resizing your VM. When you create a VM instance using a flexible shape, you select the number of OCPUs and the amount of memory that you need for the workloads that run on the instance. The network bandwidth and number of VNICs scale proportionately with the number of OCPUs. This flexibility lets you build VMs that match your workload, enabling you to optimize performance and minimize cost.

The flexible shapes are:

  • VM.Standard3.Flex (Intel)
  • VM.Standard.E4.Flex (AMD)
  • VM.Standard.E5.Flex (AMD)
  • VM.Standard.A1.Flex (Arm processor from Ampere)
  • VM.DenseIO.E4.Flex (AMD)
  • VM.Optimized3.Flex (Intel)

Flexible memory is also available on flexible shapes. The amount of memory allowed is based on the number of OCPUs selected.

For standard and optimized flexible shapes, the ratio of memory to OCPUs depends on the shape.

Shape Maximum OCPUs Minimum Memory Maximum Memory
VM.Standard3.Flex 32

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

1 GB or a value matching the number of OCPUs, whichever is greater 64 GB per OCPU, up to 512 GB total

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

VM.Standard.E4.Flex 64

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

1 GB or a value matching the number of OCPUs, whichever is greater 64 GB per OCPU, up to 1024 GB total

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

VM.Standard.E5.Flex

94

1 GB or a value matching the number of OCPUs, whichever is greater 64 GB per OCPU, up to 1049 GB total
VM.Standard.A1.Flex 80 1 GB or a value matching the number of OCPUs, whichever is greater 64 GB per OCPU, up to 512 GB total
VM.Optimized3.Flex 18 1 GB or a value matching the number of OCPUs, whichever is greater 64 GB per OCPU, up to 256 GB total

For dense I/O flexible shapes, the following configurations are available:

  • 8 OCPUs, 128 GB memory
  • 16 OCPUs, 256 GB memory
  • 32 OCPUs, 512 GB memory

These resources are billed at a per-second granularity with a one-minute minimum. Optimize your costs by choosing the shape that matches your workload and by changing the shape when your workload changes. For example, you can configure the VM to maximize compute processing power by choosing a low core-to-memory ratio. Or, for applications like in-memory databases or big data processing engines, configure an instance with a high core-to-memory ratio. Modify the OCPUs and memory as your workload changes, scaling up to increase performance or scaling down to reduce costs.

Supported Regions

For a list of supported regions, see the compute instance service limits. As host capacity becomes available in additional regions, the list is updated.

Note

Capacity might be limited for A1 shapes.

Extended Memory VM Instances

Extended memory virtual machine (VM) instances are VM instances that provide more memory and cores than available with standard shapes.

The following shapes are available for extended memory VM instances:
  • VM.Standard3.Flex

  • VM.Standard.E3.Flex

  • VM.Standard.E4.Flex

Bare Metal Shapes

The following shapes are available for bare metal instances:

Network bandwidth is based on expected bandwidth for traffic within a VCN. To determine which physical NICs are active for a shape, refer to the network bandwidth specifications in the following tables. If the network bandwidth is listed as "2 x <bandwidth> Gbps," it means that both NIC 0 and NIC 1 are active.

For bare metal instances, optionally configure advanced BIOS settings, such as disabling simultaneous multithreading, disabling cores, or optimizing the NUMA settings.

Standard Shapes

Designed for general purpose workloads and suitable for a wide range of applications and use cases. Standard shapes provide a balance of cores, memory, and network resources. Standard shapes are available with Intel, AMD, and Arm-based processors.

These are the bare metal standard series:

  • BM.Standard3: X9-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Platinum 8358. Base frequency 2.6 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.4 GHz.
  • BM.Standard.E4: E4-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7J13. Base frequency 2.55 GHz, max boost frequency 3.5 GHz.
  • BM.Standard.E5: E5-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 9J14. Base frequency 2.4 GHz, max boost frequency 3.7 GHz.
  • BM.Standard.A1: Ampere A1 Compute Arm-based standard compute. Each OCPU corresponds to a single hardware execution thread. Processor: Ampere Altra Q80-30. Max frequency 3.0 GHz.
Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Standard3.64 64 1024 Block storage only 2 x 50 Gbps 256 129 (1 on the first physical NIC, 128 on the second)
BM.Standard.E4.128 128 2048 Block storage only 2 x 50 Gbps 256 129 (1 on the first physical NIC, 128 on the second)
BM.Standard.E5.192 192 2304 Block storage only 1 x 100 Gbps 256 129 (1 on the first physical NIC, 128 on the second)

BM.Standard.A1.160

See Arm-Based Compute.

160 1024 Block storage only 2 x 50 Gbps 256 Windows images are not supported on this shape.

C-States and Frequency Scaling

Modern CPUs transition to a power-saving state (called c-states) when the CPU is idle or underutilized. These c-states start at C0, which is the normal CPU operating mode (the CPU is 100% activated). The higher the c-state, the deeper the sleep mode into which the CPU transitions. The sleep modes work by cutting the clock signal and power from idle units inside the CPU, thereby reducing the energy use. As the CPU transitions to higher c-states (deeper sleep states), the longer it takes to wake up the units that are shut down. This is an undesirable side effect of c-states transitions, because it can slow down a demanding application.

Fortunately, the hypervisor on standard VM shapes manages this complexity for the end user by preventing transitions to deeper sleep states even when the CPU is underutilized. In addition, it disables c-states when it sees sustained high utilization. When c-states are disabled, the CPU operates in C0 state, where all cores are active at base frequency. Each processor manufacturer names the maximum frequency per core differently; for Intel the maximum frequency is named max turbo frequency, and for AMD it is called max boost frequency. This maximum frequency is realized by the respective CPU's built-in algorithms when the processor is running in C0 state under normal but sustained load.

Currently, the hypervisor does not allow the client operating system running in the instance to manage the c-states using kernel command line options. The client always shows the base frequency, even when the hypervisor is running the processor at the maximum frequency advertised by the processor.

Dense I/O Shapes

Designed for large databases, big data workloads, and applications that require high-performance local storage. DenseIO shapes include locally-attached NVMe-based SSDs.

This is the bare metal dense I/O series:

  • BM.DenseIO.E4: E4-based dense I/O compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7J13. Base frequency 2.55 GHz, max boost frequency 3.5 GHz.
Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.DenseIO.E4.128 128 2048 54.4 TB NVMe SSD Storage (8 drives) 2 x 50 Gbps 256 129 (1 on the first physical NIC, 128 on the second)

GPU Shapes

Designed for hardware-accelerated workloads. GPU shapes include Intel or AMD CPUs and NVIDIA graphics processors. Some bare metal GPU shapes support cluster networking.

These are the bare metal GPU series:

  • BM.GPU2: X7-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA Tesla P100 16 GB
    • CPU: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.
  • BM.GPU3: X7-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA Tesla V100 16 GB
    • CPU: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.
  • BM.GPU4: E3-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA A100 40 GB
    • CPU: AMD EPYC 7542. Base frequency 2.9 GHz, max boost frequency 3.4 GHz.
  • BM.GPU.A10: X9-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA A10 24 GB
    • CPU: Intel Xeon Platinum 8358. Base frequency 2.6 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.4 GHz.
  • BM.GPU.A100: E4-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA A100 80 GB
    • CPU: AMD EPYC 7J13. Base frequency 2.55 GHz, max boost frequency 3.7 GHz.
Shape OCPU GPU Memory (GB) CPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows

BM.GPU2.2

(GPU: 2xP100)

28 32 192 Block storage only 2 x 25 Gbps 28 15 (1 on the first physical NIC, 14 on the second)

BM.GPU3.8

(GPU: 8xV100)

52 128 768 Block storage only 2 x 25 Gbps 52 27 (1 on the first physical NIC, 26 on the second)

BM.GPU4.8

(GPU: 8xA100)

64 320 2048 27.2 TB NVMe SSD (4 drives)

1 x 50 Gbps

8 x 200 Gbps RDMA

64 Windows images are not supported on this shape.

BM.GPU.A10.4

(GPU: 4xA10)

64 96 1024 7.68 TB NVMe SSD (2 drives) 2 x 50 Gbps 256 Windows images are not supported on this shape.

BM.GPU.A100-v2.8

(GPU: 8xA100)

128 640 2048 27.2 TB NVMe SSD (4 drives)

2 x 50 Gbps

16 x 100 Gbps RDMA

256 Windows images are not supported on this shape.

HPC and Optimized Shapes

Designed for high-performance computing workloads that require high frequency processor cores. Bare metal HPC and optimized shapes support cluster networking.

This is the bare metal optimized series:

  • BM.Optimized3: Processor: Intel Xeon 6354. Base frequency 3.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.
Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Optimized3.36 36 512 3.84 TB NVMe SSD (1 drive)

2 X 50 Gbps

1 X 100 Gbps RDMA

256 129

Virtual Machine (VM) Shapes

The following shapes are available for VMs:

Network bandwidth is based on expected bandwidth for traffic within a VCN.

Standard Shapes

Designed for general purpose workloads and suitable for a wide range of applications and use cases. Standard shapes provide a balance of cores, memory, and network resources. Standard shapes are available with Intel, AMD, and Arm-based processors.

These are the VM standard series:

  • VM.Standard3: X9-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Platinum 8358. Base frequency 2.6 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.4 GHz.
  • VM.Standard.E2.1.Micro: E2-based, E3-based, or E4-based standard compute. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure assigns one of the following processors:

    • AMD EPYC 7551. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max boost frequency 3.0 GHz.
    • AMD EPYC 7742. Base frequency 2.25 GHz, max boost frequency 3.4 GHz.
    • AMD EPYC 7J13. Base frequency 2.55 GHz, max boost frequency 3.5 GHz.
  • VM.Standard.E4: E4-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7J13. Base frequency 2.55 GHz, max boost frequency 3.5 GHz.
  • VM.Standard.E5: E5-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 9J14. Base frequency 2.4 GHz, max boost frequency 3.7 GHz.
  • VM.Standard.A1: Ampere A1 Compute Arm-based standard compute. Each OCPU corresponds to a single hardware execution thread. Processor: Ampere Altra Q80-30. Max frequency 3.0 GHz.
Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows

VM.Standard3.Flex

See Flexible Shapes and Burstable Instances.

1 OCPU minimum, 32 OCPU maximum

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

1 GB minimum, 512 GB maximum

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

Block storage only 1 Gbps per OCPU, maximum 32 Gbps

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM.Standard.E2.1.Micro

1

See Always Free Resources.

1 Block storage only 480 Mbps 1 -

VM.Standard.E4.Flex

See Flexible Shapes and Burstable Instances.

1 OCPU minimum, 64 OCPU maximum

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

1 GB minimum, 1024 GB maximum

See Extended Memory VM Instances.

Block storage only 1 Gbps per OCPU, maximum 40 Gbps

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM.Standard.E5.Flex

See Flexible Shapes.

1 OCPU minimum, 94 OCPU maximum

1 GB minimum, 1049 GB maximum

Block storage only 1 Gbps per OCPU, maximum 40 Gbps

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM.Standard.A1.Flex

See Flexible Shapes and Arm-Based Compute.

1 OCPU minimum, 80 OCPU maximum

See Always Free Resources.

1 GB minimum, 512 GB maximum Block storage only 1 Gbps per OCPU, maximum 40 Gbps

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

Windows images are not supported on this shape.

Dense I/O Shapes

Designed for large databases, big data workloads, and applications that require high-performance local storage. DenseIO shapes include locally-attached NVMe-based SSDs.

This is the VM dense I/O series:

  • VM.DenseIO.E4: E4-based dense I/O compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7J13. Base frequency 2.55 GHz, max boost frequency 3.5 GHz.
Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows

VM.DenseIO.E4.Flex

See Flexible Shapes.

For instances running Windows Server, see this known issue.

8 128 6.8 TB NVMe SSD storage (1 drive) 8 Gbps 8 8
16 256 13.6 TB NVMe SSD storage (2 drives) 16 Gbps 16 16
32 512 27.2 TB NVMe SSD storage (4 drives) 32 Gbps 24 24

GPU Shapes

Designed for hardware-accelerated workloads. GPU shapes include Intel or AMD CPUs and NVIDIA graphics processors.

These are the VM GPU series:

  • VM.GPU2: X7-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA Tesla P100 16 GB
    • CPU: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.
  • VM.GPU3: X7-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA Tesla V100 16 GB
    • CPU: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.
  • VM.GPU.A10: X9-based GPU compute.

    • GPU: NVIDIA A10 24 GB
    • CPU: Intel Xeon Platinum 8358. Base frequency 2.6 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.4 GHz.
Shape OCPU GPU Memory (GB) CPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows

VM.GPU2.1

(GPU: 1xP100)

12 16 72 Block storage only 8 Gbps 12 12

VM.GPU3.1

(GPU: 1xV100)

6 16 90 Block storage only 4 Gbps 6 6

VM.GPU3.2

(GPU: 2xV100)

12 32 180 Block storage only 8 Gbps 12 12

VM.GPU3.4

(GPU: 4xV100)

24 64 360 Block storage only 24.6 Gbps 24 24

VM.GPU.A10.1

(GPU: 1xA10)

15 24 240 Block storage only 24 Gbps 15 15

VM.GPU.A10.2

(GPU: 2xA10)

30 48 480 Block storage only 48 Gbps 24 24

HPC and Optimized Shapes

Designed for high-performance computing workloads that require high frequency processor cores.

This is the VM optimized series:

  • VM.Optimized3: Processor: Intel Xeon 6354. Base frequency 3.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.
Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.Optimized3.Flex 1 OCPU minimum, 18 OCPU maximum 1 GB minimum, 256 GB maximum Block storage only 4 Gbps per OCPU, maximum 40 Gbps

2 VNICs per OCPU.

Maximum 18 VNICs.

2 VNICs per OCPU.

Maximum 18 VNICs.

Dedicated Virtual Machine Host Shapes

Shape Instance Type Billed OCPU Usable OCPU1 Total Memory (GB)3 Usable Memory (GB)1 Supported Shapes for Hosted VMs
DVH.Standard2.522 X7-based VM host 52 48 768 736 VM.Standard2 series
DVH.Standard3.64 X9-based VM host 64 60 1024 960 VM.Standard3 series
DVH.Standard.E2.642 E2-based VM host 64 59 512 480 VM.Standard.E2 series
DVH.Standard.E3.1282 E3-based VM host 128 124 2048 1912 VM.Standard.E3 series
DVH.Standard.E4.128 E4-based VM host 128 124 2048 1912 VM.Standard.E4 series
DVH.DenseIO2.522 X7-based dense I/O VM host 52 48 768 736 VM.DenseIO2 series
DVH.Optimized3.36 X9-based optimized VM host 36 32 512 472 VM.Optimized3 series

1: The difference between total and usable OCPUs and memory is caused by the need to reserve OCPUs and memory for hypervisor use.

2: Because this dedicated virtual machine host shape supports hosted VMs that use a previous generation shape series, it is available by request only.

3: For Standard2, Standard.E2, and DenseIO2 shapes, billing is based on OCPUs, not memory. For all other shapes that support flexible hosted VMs, billing is based on OCPUs and memory, which are billed independently.

Previous Generation Shapes

Tip

Previous generation shapes are still fully supported. However, because the underlying hardware has reached the sustaining phase of its lifecycle, capacity in certain high-demand regions might be limited.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure periodically releases new generations of Compute shapes. The latest shapes let you take advantage of newer hardware and a better price-performance ratio. When a shape is several years old, and newer generation shapes that are suited for the same purposes are available, the old shape transitions to become a previous generation shape.

If you're using a previous generation shape, we encourage you to upgrade to a current generation shape.

Upgrading from a Previous Generation Shape

To upgrade from a previous generation shape to a current generation shape, you can do the following things:

Previous Generation Bare Metal Shapes

These are the previous generation bare metal shape series.

BM.Standard1

Newer shape recommendation: BM.Standard3.64, BM.Standard.E4.128, or BM.Standard.A1.160

End of orderability date: December 31, 2020

X5-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2699 v3. Base frequency 2.3 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Standard1.36 36 256 Block storage only 1 x 10 Gbps 100 1
BM.Standard.B1

Newer shape recommendation: BM.Standard3.64, BM.Standard.E4.128, or BM.Standard.A1.160

End of orderability date: December 31, 2020

X6-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4. Base frequency 2.2 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Standard.B1.44 44 512 Block storage only 1 x 25 Gbps 44 None
BM.Standard2

Newer shape recommendation: BM.Standard3.64, BM.Standard.E4.128, or BM.Standard.A1.160

End of orderability date: February 28, 2022

X7-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Standard2.52 52 768 Block storage only 2 x 25 Gbps 200 101 total (1 on the first physical NIC, 100 on the second)
BM.Standard.E2

Newer shape recommendation: BM.Standard3.64, BM.Standard.E4.128, or BM.Standard.A1.160

End of orderability date: February 8, 2021

E2-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7551. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max boost frequency 3.0 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Standard.E2.64 64 512 Block storage only 2 x 25 Gbps 150 76 (1 on the first physical NIC, 75 on the second)
BM.Standard.E3

Newer shape recommendation: BM.Standard.E4.128, BM.Standard3.64, or BM.Standard.A1.160

End of orderability date: March 31, 2022

E3-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7742. Base frequency 2.25 GHz, max boost frequency 3.4 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.Standard.E3.128 128 2048 Block storage only 2 x 50 Gbps 256 129 (1 on the first physical NIC, 128 on the second)
BM.DenseIO1

Newer shape recommendation: BM.DenseIO.E4

End of orderability date: December 31, 2020

X5-based dense I/O compute. Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2699 v3. Base frequency 2.3 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.DenseIO1.36 36 512 28.8 TB NVMe SSD (9 drives) 1 x 10 Gbps 36 1
BM.DenseIO2

Newer shape recommendation: BM.DenseIO.E4

End of orderability date: April 14, 2022

X7-based dense I/O compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.DenseIO2.52 52 768

51.2 TB NVMe SSD (8 drives)

2 x 25 Gbps 52 total (26 per physical NIC) 27 total (1 on the first physical NIC, 26 on the second)
BM.HPC2

Newer shape recommendation: BM.Optimized3.36

End of orderability date: February 28, 2022

X7-based high frequency compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Gold 6154. Base frequency 3.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.7 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
BM.HPC2.36 36 384

6.4 TB NVMe SSD (1 drive)

1 x 25 Gbps

1 x 100 Gbps RDMA

50 1

Previous Generation VM Shapes

These are the previous generation VM shape series.

VM.Standard1

Newer shape recommendation: VM.Standard3.Flex, VM.Standard.E4.Flex, or VM.Standard.A1.Flex

End of orderability date: December 31, 2020

X5-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2699 v3. Base frequency 2.3 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.Standard1.1 1 7 Block storage only 600 Mbps 2 1
VM.Standard1.2 2 14 Block storage only 1.2 Gbps 2 1
VM.Standard1.4 4 28 Block storage only 1.2 Gbps 4 1
VM.Standard1.8 8 56 Block storage only 2.4 Gbps 8 1
VM.Standard1.16 16 112 Block storage only 4.8 Gbps 16 1
VM.Standard.B1

Newer shape recommendation: VM.Standard3.Flex, VM.Standard.E4.Flex, or VM.Standard.A1.Flex

End of orderability date: December 31, 2020

X6-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4. Base frequency 2.2 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.Standard.B1.1 1 12 Block storage only 600 Mbps 2 2
VM.Standard.B1.2 2 24 Block storage only 1.2 Gbps 2 2
VM.Standard.B1.4 4 48 Block storage only 2.4 Gbps 4 4
VM.Standard.B1.8 8 96 Block storage only 4.8 Gbps 8 8
VM.Standard.B1.16 16 192 Block storage only 9.6 Gbps 16 16
VM.Standard2

Newer shape recommendation: VM.Standard3.Flex, VM.Standard.E4.Flex, or VM.Standard.A1.Flex

End of orderability date: February 28, 2022

X7-based standard compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.Standard2.1 1 15 Block storage only 1 Gbps 2 2
VM.Standard2.2 2 30 Block storage only 2 Gbps 2 2
VM.Standard2.4 4 60 Block storage only 4.1 Gbps 4 4
VM.Standard2.8 8 120 Block storage only 8.2 Gbps 8 8
VM.Standard2.16 16 240 Block storage only 16.4 Gbps 16 16
VM.Standard2.24 24 320 Block storage only 24.6 Gbps 24 24
VM.Standard.E2

Newer shape recommendation: VM.Standard3.Flex, VM.Standard.E4.Flex, or VM.Standard.A1.Flex

End of orderability date: February 8, 2021

E2-based standard compute. Processor: AMD EPYC 7551. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max boost frequency 3.0 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.Standard.E2.1 1 8 Block storage only 700 Mbps 2 2
VM.Standard.E2.2 2 16 Block storage only 1.4 Gbps 2 2
VM.Standard.E2.4 4 32 Block storage only 2.8 Gbps 4 4
VM.Standard.E2.8 8 64 Block storage only 5.6 Gbps 4 4
VM.Standard.E3

Newer shape recommendation: VM.Standard.E4.Flex, VM.Standard3.Flex, or VM.Standard.A1.Flex

End of orderability date: March 31, 2022

E3-based standard compute, with a flexible number of OCPUs. Processor: AMD EPYC 7742. Base frequency 2.25 GHz, max boost frequency 3.4 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows

VM.Standard.E3.Flex

See Flexible Shapes and Burstable Instances.

1 OCPU minimum, 64 OCPU maximum 1 GB minimum, 1024 GB maximum Block storage only 1 Gbps per OCPU, maximum 40 Gbps

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM with 1 OCPU: 2 VNICs.

VM with 2 or more OCPUs: 1 VNIC per OCPU.

Maximum 24 VNICs.

VM.DenseIO1

Newer shape recommendation: VM.DenseIO.E4 series

End of orderability date: December 31, 2020

X5-based dense I/O compute. Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2699 v3. Base frequency 2.3 GHz, max turbo frequency 3.6 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.DenseIO1.4 4 60 3.2 TB NVMe SSD 1.2 Gbps 4 1
VM.DenseIO1.8 8 120 6.4 TB NVMe SSD 2.4 Gbps 8 1
VM.DenseIO1.16 16 240 12.8 TB NVMe SSD 4.8 Gbps 16 1
VM.DenseIO2

Newer shape recommendation: VM.DenseIO.E4 series

End of orderability date: April 28, 2022

X7-based dense I/O compute. Processor: Intel Xeon Platinum 8167M. Base frequency 2.0 GHz, max turbo frequency 2.4 GHz.

Shape OCPU Memory (GB) Local Disk (TB) Max Network Bandwidth Max VNICs Total: Linux Max VNICs Total: Windows
VM.DenseIO2.8 8 120 6.4 TB NVMe SSD 8.2 Gbps 8 8
VM.DenseIO2.16 16 240 12.8 TB NVMe SSD 16.4 Gbps 16 16
VM.DenseIO2.24 24 320 25.6 TB NVMe SSD 24.6 Gbps 24 24