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Instance type support
FortiAnalyzer supports the following instance types on AWS. Depending on the instance type, certain maximum limits are applied. BYOL and PAYG have different kinds of limits. Supported instances in the AWS marketplace listing may be changed without notice and may vary between BYOL and PAYG models. See Order types.
For more detail about AWS instance types, see Amazon EC2 Instance Types.
You need to manually add the corresponding size of disks to the FortiAnalyzer instances up to the allowed limits. The following lists instance types supported for the different licensing models.
BYOL
The following instance types are supported:
- m4.large / m4.xlarge / m4.2xlarge / m4.4xlarge / m4.10xlarge / m4.16xlarge
- m5.large / m5.xlarge / m5.2xlarge / m5.4xlarge / m5.8xlarge / m5.12xlarge / m5.16xlarge / m5.24xlarge
- c4.large / c4.xlarge / c4.2xlarge / c4.4xlarge / c4.8xlarge
- c5.large / c5.xlarge / c5.2xlarge / c5.4xlarge / c5.9xlarge / c5.12xlarge / c5.18xlarge / c5.24xlarge
- d2.xlarge / d2.2xlarge / d2.4xlarge / d2.8xlarge
- h1.2xlarge / h1.4xlarge / h1.8xlarge / h1.16xlarge
The amount of logging per day and storage capacity vary depending on the license used. Refer to price lists available through your resellers/distributors.
PAYG
Each supported instance type has predefined limits for the storage capacity and the number of supported devices as follows:
|
Instance type |
Storage capacity |
Supported devices/VDOMs |
|---|---|---|
|
t2.small |
500 GB |
2 |
|
c4.large |
4 TB |
50 |
|
m4.large |
8 TB |
100 |
|
m4.xlarge |
12 TB |
200 |
|
c4.2xlarge |
24 TB |
200 |
|
m4.2xlarge |
36 TB |
2000 |
|
m4.4xlarge |
48 TB |
4000 |
|
d2.4xlarge |
48 TB |
10000 |
|
For the t2.small instance type, device support is currently limited to certain FortiGate models: FortiGate-90 or smaller, FortiGate-VM00, and FortiGate-VM01. The t2.small instance is available for trial purposes and is not recommended for use in a production environment. |