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New AMD EPYC-based Compute Engine family, now in beta

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343 points cvallejo | 5 comments | 18 Feb 20 16:31 UTC | HN request time: 0.616s | source
1. m0zg ◴[18 Feb 20 17:17 UTC] No.22357706[source]▶
Well, they may be hypothetically "available" in us-central1, but they don't show up for me. All I see is "Cascade Lake powered" N2.
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2. JoshTriplett ◴[18 Feb 20 17:20 UTC] No.22357748[source]▶
Likewise. "gcloud beta compute machine-types list" doesn't show them in any zone.
3. ◴[18 Feb 20 17:20 UTC] No.22357759[source]▶
4. boulos ◴[18 Feb 20 17:22 UTC] No.22357785[source]▶
Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud.

Sorry for the confusion. We should be more clear and explicitly state "now rolling out". Over the course of our multi-day rollout, different regions and the console will start showing these.

5. Bluecobra ◴[19 Feb 20 14:50 UTC] No.22365880[source]▶
I saw it show up twice this morning in us-central1 and tried to create an instance but it created a "n1-standard-1" VM instead. I didn't realize this until I logged into the server and looked at /proc/cpuinfo and only saw one CPU and was disappointed. :(