POC demonstrating how to use guest attributes to improve notebook VM startup output.#450
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POC demonstrating how to use guest attributes to improve notebook VM startup output.#450
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notebook VM startup output. A good implementation would probably include getting attributes through the GCP API (through a wrapper in the terra-cloud-resource-lib). Would anticipate having command-line flags for people to choose whether they want to fire and forget or wait for completion.
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Note intended as-is for commit. Intended as POC.
A good implementation would probably include getting attributes through the GCP API (through a wrapper in the
terra-cloud-resource-lib).
Would anticipate having command-line flags for people to choose whether they want to fire and forget or wait for completion.