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Fix G4 GKE Rapid Version & Add Onboard On-Spot Test Support For Same#5591

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This PR introduces support for deploying G4 machine types on GKE using Spot VMs within the Cluster Toolkit

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the GKE version used in the G4 example and introduces automated testing infrastructure to support on-spot provisioning scenarios. These changes ensure that the example remains compatible with the latest GKE releases and improve test coverage for spot instance configurations.

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  • GKE Version Update: Updated the GKE version prefix in the gke-g4 example to 1.35.3-gke.1522000.
  • On-Spot Test Support: Added new cloud build configuration and test variables to support on-spot testing for the GKE G4 example.
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@LAVEEN LAVEEN added the release-chore To not include into release notes label May 3, 2026

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This pull request updates the GKE version for the G4 example and introduces a new daily integration test for GKE G4 on Spot instances, including a Cloud Build configuration and associated Ansible variables. Feedback highlights that the PROVISIONING_MODEL variable is referenced without being defined, which will cause logic failures at runtime. Additionally, the ENABLE_SPOT_FALLBACK environment variable is unused and should be removed to maintain code cleanliness.

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@LAVEEN LAVEEN marked this pull request as ready for review May 4, 2026 10:53
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@LAVEEN LAVEEN merged commit c08df75 into GoogleCloudPlatform:develop May 4, 2026
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