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xtension policies describe command gcloud beta compute global vm extension policies describe policy_name project project_id replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy you want to describe project_id your google cloud project id rest to view all global extension policies in a project make a get request to the globalvmextensionpolicies list method get https compute googleapis com compute beta projects project_id global vmextensionpolicies to view details of a specific global extension policy make a get request to the globalvmextensionpolicies get method get https compute googleapis com compute beta projects project_id global vmextensionpolicies policy_name replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy that you want to view project_id your google cloud project id zonal console in the google cloud console go to the vm extension policies page go to vm extension policies this page lists all the vm extension policies in your project to view details of a specific extension policy click the name of the policy gcloud to view all extension policies in a zone use the gcloud compute zone vm extension policies list command gcloud compute zone vm extension policies list project project_id zone zone page size page_size replace the following project_id the id of your google cloud project zone the name of the zone where you want to list vm extension policies page_size the maximum number of results to return per page to view details of a specific extension policy use the gcloud compute zone vm extension policies describe command gcloud compute zone vm extension policies describe policy_name project project_id zone zone replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy you want to describe project_id your google cloud project id zone the google cloud zone where the vm extension policy is located rest to view all zonal extension policies in a project make a get request to the zonevmextensionpolicies list method get https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id zones zone vmextensionpolicies to view details of a specific zonal extension policy make a get request to the zonevmextensionpolicies get method get https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id zones zone vmextensionpolicies policy_name replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy that you want to view project_id your google cloud project id zone the google cloud zone where the vm extension policy is located modify extensions by updating a vm extension policy when you update a policy vm extension manager rolls out the changes to all applicable vms typically within one minute if you modify inclusion labels extensions might be installed on new vms or uninstalled from existing vms based on whether they match the updated labels global preview this product or feature is subject to the pre ga offerings terms in the general service terms section of the service specific terms pre ga products and features are available as is and might have limited support for more information see the launch stage descriptions gcloud use the gcloud beta compute global vm extension policies update command to modify an existing global vm extension policy when you update a policy by using gcloud the request acts as a complete replacement any optional fields you omit revert to their default values instead of retaining existing values from the modified policy to update a global vm extension policy run the following command gcloud beta compute global vm extension policies update policy_name extensions extension_name_1 extension_name_2 description description version extension_name_1 version_1 extension_name_2 version_2 config from file extension_name_1 config_file_path_1 extension_name_2 config_file_path_2 inclusion labels key_1 value_1 priority priority_number rollout predefined plan rollout_plan rollout retry uuid retry_uuid rollout conflict behavior rollout_conflict_behavior replace the following policy_name a name of the vm extension policy to update extension_name_1 extension_name_2 the names of the extensions to update you must specify at least one extension description a description of the vm extension policy version_1 the version of the first vm extension version_2 the version of the second vm extension extension_name_1 config_file_path_1 extension_name_2 config_file_path_2 a comma separated list of key value pairs where the key is the extension name and value is the path to the configuration file for that extension this path is on the vm where you run the gcloud command not on the vm where you install the extension alternatively to provide the configuration as an inline string use the config flag instead of config from file for example extension_name_1 config_1 you can use either config from file or config but not both in the same command key_1 value_1 a comma separated list of key value pairs that define inclusion labels for a selector vms must have all specified labels in a selector to be targeted if you specify inclusion labels multiple times the policy targets vms that match any of the provided selectors logical or if you omit this flag the policy targets all vms in all zones in the project priority_number the priority number for the vm extension policy rollout_plan specify slow_rollout or fast_rollout if you need to use a custom rollout plan use the rollout custom plan flag instead of rollout predefined plan and specify the plan name for example rollout custom plan projects project_number locations global rolloutplans rollout_plan_name replace the following project_number the project where the rollout plan is defined rollout_plan_name the name of the custom rollout plan that you defined if no rollout plan flag is specified slow_rollout is used rollout_conflict_behavior specifies the behavior when a conflict is detected between a zonal and a global policy possible values are empty string the global policy does not overwrite conflicting zonal policies with the same name this is the default behavior overwrite the global policy overwrites any zonal policy that has the same name and then the global policy manages the policy rollouts in the zone for more details see the rollout conflict behavior flag retry_uuid a uuid that identifies a retry attempt for a policy update rollout it lets you retry an update without changes an error occurs if you set this flag and the policy is modified for more information see retry a rollout zonal console in the google cloud console go to the vm extension policies page go to vm extension policies select the policy that you want to update click edit modify the description priority extensions or target vm instances click save gcloud use the gcloud compute zone vm extension policies update command to modify an existing vm extension policy when you update a policy by using gcloud the request acts as a complete replacement any optional fields you omit revert to their default values instead of retaining existing values from the modified policy to update a vm extension policy run the following command gcloud compute zone vm extension policies update policy_name zone zone extensions extension_name_1 extension_name_2 description description version extension_name_1 version_1 extension_name_2 version_2 config from file extension_name_1 config_file_path_1 extension_name_2 config_file_path_2 inclusion labels key_1 value_1 priority priority_number replace the following policy_name a name of the vm extension policy to update zone the google cloud zone where the policy applies extension_name_1 extension_name_2 the names of the extensions to update you must specify at least one extension description an optional description for the vm extension policy version_1 the version of the first vm extension version_2 the version of the second vm extension extension_name_1 config_file_path_1 extension_name_2 config_file_path_2 a comma separated list of key value pairs where the key is the extension name and value is the path to the configuration file for that extension this path is on the vm where you run the gcloud command not on the vm where you install the extension alternatively to provide configuration as inline string use the config flag instead of config from file for example extension_name_1 config_1 you can use either config from file or config but not both in the same command key_1 value_1 a comma separated list of key value pairs that define inclusion labels for a selector vms must have all specified labels in a selector to be targeted if you specify inclusion labels multiple times the policy targets vms that match any of the provided selectors logical or if you omit this flag the policy targets all vms in the specified zone priority_number the priority number for the vm extension policy rest to update a zonal extension policy make a patch request to the zonevmextensionpolicies update method when you update a policy by using rest you only need to provide the fields that you want to update any fields that you omit retain their existing values patch https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id zones zone vmextensionpolicies policy_name description description extensionpolicies extension_name pinnedversion extension_name_version stringconfig extension_name_config instanceselectors labelselector inclusionlabels key_1 value_1 key_2 value_2 priority priority_number replace the following project_id your google cloud project id zone the google cloud zone where the vm extension policy is located policy_name a name of the vm extension policy to update description a description of the vm extension policy extension_name the name of the extension to update used as a key in extensionpolicies map to update multiple extensions include multiple entries in the extensionpolicies map extension_name_version the version of the vm extension extension_name_config configuration settings for the vm extension as an inline string key_1 value_1 key_2 value_2 key value pairs that define inclusion labels for a selector vms must have all specified labels in a selector to be targeted to specify multiple selectors include multiple objects in the instanceselectors array each with a labelselector field in that case vm extension manager targets vms that match any of the provided selectors logical or if you omit instanceselectors the policy targets all vms in the specified zone priority_number the priority number for the vm extension policy uninstall extensions by deleting a vm extension policy when you delete a policy vm extension manager uninstalls the extensions from any vms managed by that policy however if another active lower priority policy applies to a vm and declares the same extension the extension remains installed on that vm based on the lower priority policy vm extension manager removes extensions from all accessible vms within one minute of policy deletion if a vm is inaccessible because the guest agent is removed or the vm is deleted vm extension manager skips deletion of the extension if such a vm becomes available again vm extension manager removes the extensions at that time global preview this product or feature is subject to the pre ga offerings terms in the general service terms section of the service specific terms pre ga products and features are available as is and might have limited support for more information see the launch stage descriptions gcloud use the gcloud beta compute global vm extension policies delete command to delete an existing global vm extension policy gcloud beta compute global vm extension policies delete policy_name project project_id rollout predefined plan rollout_plan rollout retry uuid retry_uuid replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy you want to delete project_id the id of your google cloud project rollout_plan specify slow_rollout or fast_rollout if you need to use a custom rollout plan use the rollout custom plan flag instead of rollout predefined plan and specify the plan name for example rollout custom plan projects project_number locations global rolloutplans rollout_plan_name replace the following project_number the project where the rollout plan is defined rollout_plan_name the name of the custom rollout plan you defined if no rollout plan flag is specified slow_rollout is used retry_uuid a uuid to retry deleting an extension policy set this field only when retrying a delete request for an existing policy that is in the deleting state setting this field when the policy is not in the deleting state causes an error for more information see retry a rollout rest to delete a global extension policy make a post request to the globalvmextensionpolicies delete method post https compute googleapis com compute beta projects project_id global vmextensionpolicies policy_name retryuuid retry_uuid predefinedrolloutplan rollout_plan replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy that you want to delete project_id your google cloud project id rollout_plan specify slow_rollout or fast_rollout retry_uuid a uuid to retry deleting an extension policy set this field only when retrying a delete request for an existing policy that is in the deleting state setting this field when the policy is not in the deleting state causes an error for more information see retry a rollout zonal console in the google cloud console go to the vm extension policies page go to vm extension policies select the policy that you want to delete click delete in the confirmation dialog click delete gcloud use the gcloud compute zone vm extension policies delete command to delete an existing vm extension policy gcloud compute zone vm extension policies delete policy_name project project_id zone zone replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy you want to delete project_id the id of your google cloud project zone the google cloud zone where the policy is located rest to delete a zonal extension policy make a delete request to the zonevmextensionpolicies delete method delete https compute googleapis com compute v1 projects project_id zones zone vmextensionpolicies policy_name replace the following policy_name the name of the vm extension policy that you want to delete project_id your google cloud project id zone the google cloud zone where the policy is located troubleshoot vm extensions this section describes how to troubleshoot issues with vm extensions when troubleshooting review the event logs by using cloud logging for details see view vm extension logs verify that an extension is installed you can verify that an extension is installed by checking the following on the vm connect to the vm and check for running processes the following table lists the process names for each extension extension name extension process name google cloud sap extension google_cloud_sap_agent google cloud workload extension google_cloud_workload_agent ops agent ops_agent linux ps aux grep 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