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y 4096mb merge source commitments projects myproject regions us east1 commitments source commitment 1 projects myproject regions us east1 commitments source commitment 2 rest to merge existing commitments into a single commitment use the regioncommitments insert method post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id regions region commitments name commitment_name plan commitment_plan type commitment_type region region resources type vcpus amount number_vcpus type memory amount memory mergesourcecommitments source_commitment_url replace the following project_id the project id of the project for which you want to merge commitments region the same region as your source commitments commitment_type the same commitment type as your source commitments one of the following for a2 machine types use accelerator_optimized for a3 edge and a3 high machine types use accelerator_optimized_a3 for a3 mega machine types use accelerator_optimized_a3_mega note for a4x max a4x a4 or a3 ultra machine types you must purchase your commitments by using the future reservations in ai hypercomputer consumption option for more information see reserve capacity through your account team for g2 machine types use graphics_optimized for g4 machine types use graphics_optimized_g4 for c2 machine types use compute_optimized for c2d machine types use compute_optimized_c2d for c3 machine types use compute_optimized_c3 for c3d machine types use compute_optimized_c3d caution for c3 and c3d commitment types the machine family that is specified by the commitment type changes depending on the interface in the gcloud cli and rest the commitment type values use compute optimized as the machine family even though c3 and c3d are part of the general purpose machine family in the google cloud console the commitment type values use the correct machine series general purpose make sure to select the correct commitment type value that corresponds to the interface that you re using for h3 machine types use compute_optimized_h3 for h4d machine types use compute_optimized_h4d for n1 machine types use general_purpose for c4 machine types use general_purpose_c4 for c4a machine types use general_purpose_c4a for c4d machine types use general_purpose_c4d for c4n machine types use network_optimized_c4n for e2 machine types use general_purpose_e2 for n2 machine types use general_purpose_n2 for n2d machine types use general_purpose_n2d for n4 machine types use general_purpose_n4 for n4d machine types use general_purpose_n4d for n4a machine types use general_purpose_n4a for tau t2d machine types use general_purpose_t2d for m1 or m2 machine types use memory_optimized for m3 machine types use memory_optimized_m3 for m4 machine types with 6 tb of memory use memory_optimized_m4_6tb for other m4 machine types use memory_optimized_m4 for x4 machine types with 6 tb of memory use memory_optimized_x4_480_6t for x4 machine types with 8 tb of memory use memory_optimized_x4_480_8t for x4 machine types with 12 tb of memory use memory_optimized_x4_960_12t for x4 machine types with 16 tb of memory use memory_optimized_x4_960_16t for x4 machine types with 24 tb of memory use memory_optimized_x4_1440_24t for x4 machine types with 32 tb of memory use memory_optimized_x4_1920_32t for z3 machine types use storage_optimized_z3 commitment_plan the commitment plan twelve_month or thirty_six_month which must be the same as your source commitments commitment_name the name of your new merged commitment number_vcpus the total number of vcpus in the source commitments memory the sum of the amounts of memory in mb in the source commitments for example 1000 mb if you don t specify a unit then the default unit is mb source_commitment_url the url of the source commitment that you want to merge you must specify a comma separated list of distinct source commitment urls for example consider two source commitments source commitment 1 and source commitment 2 in the us east1 region with their resources specified as four n2 vcpus and 2048 mb and three n2 vcpus and 2048 mb respectively the commitment plan for each source commitment is twelve_month the following post request merges the source commitments and creates a new commitment called merged commitment the merged commitment specifies its resources as seven n2 vcpus and 4096 mb and its commitment plan is twelve_month post https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects myproject regions us east1 commitments name merged commitment plan twelve_month type general_purpose_n2 region us east1 resources type vcpu amount 7 type memory amount 4096 mergesourcecommitments projects myproject regions us east1 commitments source commitment 1 projects myproject regions us east1 commitments source commitment 2 split commitments you can transfer resources out of an existing commitment and split the commitment into smaller commitments splitting lets you closely monitor and manage portions of a large commitment as smaller individual commitments for example you can set only a portion of a commitment to renew automatically by splitting it and enabling automatic renewal for only one of the child commitments with splitting you can also distribute your committed use discounts at a more granular level by using prioritized attribution for the split commitments caution when you split commitments google deletes all prioritized attribution rules that are associated with those commitments and you can t recover those rules if you want to continue using the prioritized attribution rules on split commitments then you must recreate the rules after creating the split commitment how splitting works when you split an existing commitment source commitment you transfer resources out of your source commitment create one or more new commitments split commitments and redistribute the transferred resources among the new split commitments both the activation of split commitments and the resizing of the source commitment take place at 12 am us and canadian pacific time utc 8 or utc 7 during daylight saving time on the following day compute engine sets this activation date as the start date for the split commitments after the split operation concludes you have the following commitments the resized source commitment with the resources that remain after the split the split commitments with the redistributed resources the source commitment although resized retains all its other attributes including its start and end dates and continues to operate normally the split commitments retain the same end date and term extension eligibility window as the source commitment because split commitments can be created only after your source commitment is already active the split commitments might have a custom term duration instead of the preset term duration of 1 or 3 years however the split commitments retain the 1 or 3 year commitment plan of the source commitment you can create only one new split commitment at a time using rest and the gcloud cli you can create multiple new split commitments in a single operation by using the google cloud console you can t split a commitment that has attached reservations for more information about commitments with attached reservations see combining reservations with committed use discounts example of a split commitment the following table shows commitment properties when you split an existing commitment source commitment into two distinct commitments a resized source commitment and a split commitment on march 1 2022 source commitment before split split commitment source commitment after split name source commitment split commitment source commitment type n2 n2 n2 region us central1 us central1 us central1 resources vcpus 200 memory 200 gb vcpus 50 memory 100 gb vcpus 150 memory 100 gb plan 3 years 3 years 3 years term 3 years custom 10 months 3 years start date january 1 2020 march 2 2022 the day after the split january 1 2020 end date january 1 2023 january 1 2023 january 1 2023 term extension eligibility window open until january 1 2021 january 1 2021 january 1 2021 all commitments start at 12 am us and canadian pacific time utc 8 or utc 7 on the specified start date all commitments expire at 12 am us and canadian pacific time utc 8 or utc 7 on the specified end date pricing implications your commitment fee is the sum of the discounted prices of all your committed resources splitting a commitment affects your resource costs in the following ways resized source commitment the discounted prices of resources from your resized source commitment remain the same split commitment the discounted prices of your split commitment s resources might change on the day the split commitment becomes active this new discounted price for each resource remains the same until the end of your new split commitment s term even if on demand prices change however if you merge or split either of these commitments again then the discounted prices might change again limitations you can t split license commitments you can t split commitments that have attached reservations consequently you can t split commitments that have gpus local ssd disks or both because commitments with these resources always have attached reservations you can t attach any reservations new or existing to the split commitments you can t split commitments that have expired or are canceled by default when you split your commitments the auto renewal setting is disabled on the split commitments even if all source commitments were set to renew automatically if you want your split commitments to renew automatically then you must manually enable the auto renewal setting on those commitments you can do so either at the time of their creation or after their creation you can create only one new split commitment at a time using rest or the gcloud cli as a result you can split your source commitment into a maximum of two commitments in a single operation when using these interfaces to split your source commitment into three or more commitments in a single operation use the google cloud console in the google cloud console you can specify memory only in increments of 0 25 gb to specify a custom memory value for your commitment use gcloud cli or rest instead requirements when you split a source commitment and create one or more split commitments your source and split commitments must meet the following requirements the split commitments must have the same project commitment type region and commitment plan as the source commitment however you must choose new names for your split commitments the resource types you specify for split commitments must match some or all resource types in the source commitment additionally the combined amount of resources that you specify for split commitments must be a portion of the resources in the source commitment you must retain a portion of the resources in your source commitment for example if your source commitment is for 200 vcpus and 300 gb memory then the following resize and redistribution scenarios apply you can redistribute a portion of the 200 vcpus and a portion of the 300 gb memory among the split commitments you can redistribute all of the 200 vcpus but you must retain a portion of the memory in your source commitment you can redistribute all of the 300 gb memory but you must retain a portion of the vcpus in your source commitment you can t redistribute all of the 200 vcpus and all of the 300 gb memory among your split commitments the source and split commitments must specify only the following hardware resources vcpus memory or a combination of both additionally to split a source commitment by using the google cloud cli update the google cloud cli to version 423 0 0 or later if you use an earlier version then the split operation fails and compute engine throws an error create split commitments create one new split commitment at a time by using the gcloud cli or the compute engine api create multiple new split commitments at a time by using the google cloud console before you split a commitment review the limitations for splitting permissions required for this task to perform this task you must have the following permissions compute commitments create on the project or organization console in the google cloud console select the project where you want to split a commitment then go to the committed use discounts page go to committed use discounts to initiate the split operation for a commitment do one of the following on the hardware commitments tab of the commitment list page select the commitment that you want to split from the list and click split in the name column click the name of the commitment that you want to split on the hardware commitment details page that opens click split on the resize tab of the split commitment page that opens do the following in the vcpus and memory fields specify the number of vcpus and memory that you want to retain in your original commitment the remaining resources are available for redistribution to your split commitment the source commitment can t be empty after you resize it click next the redistribute tab opens on the redistribute tab of the split commitment page do the following in the name field specify a name for your split commitment in the vcpus and memory fields specify the number of vcpus and memory for your split commitment you can specify memory only in increments of 0 25 gb to specify a custom memory value for your commitment use gcloud cli or rest instead if you want to create a single split commitment then specify all of the resources that you want to redistribute from the source commitment if you want to create multiple split commitments then specify only the portion of the redistributed resources that you want for this split commitment optional to enable auto renewal on your split commitment select the enable auto renew checkbox click done optional to create additional split commitments click add an item and repeat the preceding steps click next the review tab opens on the review tab of the split commitment page do the following review and confirm the details of the resized commitment and the split commitments to modify the resource allocation from your original commitment select the resize tab on the left side of the window and repeat step 3 to modify your resource redistribution among your split commitments select the redistribute tab on the left side of the window and repeat step 4 read the terms and conditions to finish creating your split commitments and return to the commitment list page click submit gcloud important to split a source commitment by using the google cloud cli update the google cloud cli to version 423 0 0 or later if you use an earlier version then the split operation fails and compute engine throws an error to split an existing commitment into two commitments use the gcloud compute commitments create command with the split source commitment flag gcloud compute commitments create commitment_name region region project p...