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preferences this page explains how you can configure the virtual machine vm instances in a managed instance group mig and the methods you can use to apply the configuration to existing vms in the group you specify the intended configuration for the vms in a mig by using the following vm configuration components required instance template optional all instances configuration optional stateful configuration whenever you update the intended configuration by using those components compute engine automatically applies your updated configuration to new vms that are added to the group to apply an updated configuration to existing vms use the methods described on this page automatic rollouts with a disruption budget and optional canary updates of new templates selective manual updates to specific vms only to minimize disruption re creation of specific vms you can also configure your mig to apply the latest available configuration to vms during vm repairs for more information see apply configuration updates during repairs if you only need to resize a mig see the documentation for how to add or remove vms in a mig if you want to learn about configuring mig features see the docs for autoscaling autohealing load balancing and stateful workloads before you begin if you haven t already set up authentication authentication verifies your identity for access to google cloud services and apis to run code or samples from a local development environment you can authenticate to compute engine by selecting one of the following options select the tab for how you plan to use the samples on this page console when you use the google cloud console to access google cloud services and apis you don t need to set up authentication gcloud install the google cloud cli after installation initialize the google cloud cli by running the following command gcloud init if you re using an external identity provider idp you must first sign in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity note if you installed the gcloud cli previously make sure you have the latest version by running gcloud components update set a default region and zone rest to use the rest api samples on this page in a local development environment you use the credentials you provide to the gcloud cli install the google cloud cli if you re using an external identity provider idp you must first sign in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity for more information see authenticate for using rest in the google cloud authentication documentation configuration components for vms in a mig you configure the vms in a mig through the following components component properties use case instance template machine type boot disk image labels startup script network interfaces and other vm properties required use an instance template to define required and optional instance properties for all vms in the group optional if you want to canary test a second vm configuration you can add a second instance template to the group and apply it to a subset of the vms in the group all instances configuration labels and metadata optional use an all instances configuration to quickly override instance template properties for all vms in the group stateful configuration stateful disks ip addresses and metadata optional if you need to support a stateful workload add stateful configuration to vms in the group if you update any configuration for the group through those components you must apply the updated configuration to existing vms in the group in order to make the updated configuration effective methods to apply a new configuration to existing vms after you update a mig s vm configuration you can apply the new configuration to existing vms in the group by using the following methods automatic proactive use this method if you want the mig to automatically apply new configurations to all or to a subset of existing vms in the group the level of disruption to running vms depends on the update policy that you configure you can use this method to canary update new instance templates to use this method set the mig s update type to proactive selective opportunistic use this method if you want to apply the update manually or if you want to update all existing vms in the group at once you target any or all vms to be updated to the latest configuration to use this method set the mig s update type to opportunistic re creation of vms apply new configurations by re creating specific vms for more information about setting a mig s update type see set up a proactive or an opportunistic update automatic proactive an automatic update type is also known as a proactive update type when you set the mig s update type to proactive the mig automatically applies updated configurations to vms as necessary setting the mig s update type to proactive offers two primary advantages the rollout of an update happens automatically to your specifications without the need for additional input after the initial request you can specify the speed of deployment the level of disruption to your service and the scope of the update you can automate partial rollouts which allows for canary testing to learn how to set the mig s update type see set up a proactive or an opportunistic update for more information about automatic rollouts see automatically apply vm configuration updates in a mig selective opportunistic a selective update type is also known as an opportunistic update type when you set the mig s update type to opportunistic the mig applies new configurations to existing vms only when you selectively target specific vms to be updated setting the mig s update type to opportunistic offers the following advantages you can select the vms that you want to update you can control the timing and the sequence of the updates you can use the gcloud cli or rest to update all instances immediately in certain scenarios a selective update type is useful because you don t want to cause instability to the system if it 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