From ff7ee2de77e7026488c26949abf538263491a994 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Rachel-Hooley_flexera <Rachel.Hooley@flexera.com>
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2026 11:45:14 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] noindex

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 create mode 100644 add-noindex.ps1

diff --git a/add-noindex.ps1 b/add-noindex.ps1
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000..507aba56f1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/add-noindex.ps1
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+# Script to add noindex meta tag to all markdown files in src/docs
+
+$docsPath = "c:\repos-spot\help\src\docs"
+$metaTag = '<meta name="robots" content="noindex">'
+
+# Get all .md files recursively
+$mdFiles = Get-ChildItem -Path $docsPath -Filter "*.md" -Recurse
+
+$updatedCount = 0
+$skippedCount = 0
+$errorCount = 0
+
+Write-Host "Found $($mdFiles.Count) markdown files to process..."
+
+foreach ($file in $mdFiles) {
+    try {
+        # Read the file content
+        $content = Get-Content -Path $file.FullName -Raw -ErrorAction Stop
+        
+        # Check if the file already has the noindex tag
+        if ($content -match '<meta\s+name="robots"\s+content="noindex"') {
+            Write-Host "Skipping (already has noindex): $($file.FullName)"
+            $skippedCount++
+            continue
+        }
+        
+        # Add the meta tag at the beginning of the file
+        $newContent = $metaTag + "`r`n`r`n" + $content
+        
+        # Write the updated content back to the file
+        Set-Content -Path $file.FullName -Value $newContent -NoNewline -ErrorAction Stop
+        
+        Write-Host "Updated: $($file.FullName)"
+        $updatedCount++
+    }
+    catch {
+        Write-Host "ERROR processing $($file.FullName): $_" -ForegroundColor Red
+        $errorCount++
+    }
+}
+
+Write-Host "`n========== Summary =========="
+Write-Host "Total files: $($mdFiles.Count)"
+Write-Host "Updated: $updatedCount"
+Write-Host "Skipped (already had noindex): $skippedCount"
+Write-Host "Errors: $errorCount"
diff --git a/src/docs/_404.md b/src/docs/_404.md
index 2874cbe30a..635e3ad506 100644
--- a/src/docs/_404.md
+++ b/src/docs/_404.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # 404 - Page not found
 
 
diff --git a/src/docs/_media/reusable-sample-media.md b/src/docs/_media/reusable-sample-media.md
index 9ff5a6cc7d..3890208346 100644
--- a/src/docs/_media/reusable-sample-media.md
+++ b/src/docs/_media/reusable-sample-media.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 ##  Reusable Snippet
 
 I am a markdown reusable snippet (on media)
diff --git a/src/docs/_sidebar.md b/src/docs/_sidebar.md
index b1a238df33..763c32edde 100644
--- a/src/docs/_sidebar.md
+++ b/src/docs/_sidebar.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 <!-- Table of Contents -->
 
 - [**Get Started with Spot**](connect-your-cloud-provider/)
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/README.md b/src/docs/administration/README.md
index 07c288c48d..9d613361ca 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/README.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/README.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Administration
 
 You can easily manage users, permissions, and accounts in Spot:
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/_sidebar.md b/src/docs/administration/_sidebar.md
index efaaf97418..dc199982c1 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/_sidebar.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/_sidebar.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 <!-- Table of Contents -->
 
 - <a href="/" class="sidebar-home"><i data-feather="arrow-left" class="sidebar-back-icon"></i>Back to Home</a>
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/README.md b/src/docs/administration/api/README.md
index 29eea4d1c9..f290538f8a 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/README.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/README.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Spot API Administration
 
 The Spot API reference is available as an OpenAPI Specification.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/aks-permissions-desc.md b/src/docs/administration/api/aks-permissions-desc.md
index 50398cbab7..5e5b3cd84e 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/aks-permissions-desc.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/aks-permissions-desc.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 #   AKS Permissions
 
 This topic describes:
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/create-api-token.md b/src/docs/administration/api/create-api-token.md
index f5ff850258..5101103fca 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/create-api-token.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/create-api-token.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Create an API Token
 
 You can create permanent and temporary tokens:
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-aks-azure.md b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-aks-azure.md
index 351f1583f6..c8a47f5fc3 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-aks-azure.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-aks-azure.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Spot Policy in Azure (AKS)
 
 This is the latest Spot policy in Azure:
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-aws.md b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-aws.md
index cef1e2ad4f..f1acb96338 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-aws.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-aws.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Spot Policy in AWS
 
 You can find and modify your Spot Policy in the [AWS IAM Console](https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home#/policies).
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-azure.md b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-azure.md
index 254a7a9bf2..f62f8f951f 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-azure.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-azure.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 <html>
 <script>
         fetch('https://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/azure/custom_role_file.json')
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-gcp.md b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-gcp.md
index d5d6304029..018477895f 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-gcp.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/spot-policy-in-gcp.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Spot Policy in GCP
 
 You can find and modify your Spot Policy in the [GCP IAM Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/iamadmin/).
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/api/whitelist-ips.md b/src/docs/administration/api/whitelist-ips.md
index 04e34315d8..0c87f99ba8 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/api/whitelist-ips.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/api/whitelist-ips.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Permit List IP Addresses
 
 Spot permit list IP addresses are required for integrations to work as expected. The IP must be permit-listed on the Primary nodes of Rancher, HCS, Kubernetes, Nomad, and Docker Swarm.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/groups/README.md b/src/docs/administration/groups/README.md
index a4e8a51ce0..b9daaca48b 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/groups/README.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/groups/README.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Groups
 
 In Spot, a group is a set of [users](administration/users-a/) who have the same [policies](administration/policies/). You use groups to assign or modify policies for several users at once. You can use different types of groupings for managing users, for example:
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/groups/create-new-group.md b/src/docs/administration/groups/create-new-group.md
index 6acc584050..d0005c60ce 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/groups/create-new-group.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/groups/create-new-group.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Create New Group
 
 See [Groups](https://docs.spot.io/administration/groups/).
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/README.md b/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/README.md
index a9879e1673..333a29053c 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/README.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/README.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
+
 # Identity Providers
 
 You can choose from several major identity providers to manage user authentication with Spot. Identity providers create connections between cloud computing resources and users. This minimizes signing in for users when they use mobile and roaming applications.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/adfs-saml-authentication.md b/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/adfs-saml-authentication.md
index c17c7ec0b2..c8e73c8d49 100644
--- a/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/adfs-saml-authentication.md
+++ b/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/adfs-saml-authentication.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
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 # AD FS SAML Authentication
 
 Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS or ADFS) is one of the leading identity provider (IDP) solutions in the market. You can configure your Spot account to be authenticated using the SAML protocol using AD FS.
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 Manage Access with Azure Active Directory. For Spot users managing accounts in Azure Active Directory, Spot has an approved application in the Active Directory Gallery.
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 Configuring an IDP to authenticate using SAML requires the:
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 # Define OrgAndRole with Okta
 
 You can create multiple organization and role (OrgAndRole) definitions in Spot using Okta. Then you can use your Okta SSO to sign in to multiple organizations in Spot.
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 # Define OrgAndUserGroups with Okta
 
 You can add a user to one or many user groups in an [organization](/administration/sso-access-control/organization-level-sso?id=organization-and-user-group) in Okta spotinst application:
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 # Google SAML Authentication
 
 Manage Access with Google Workspace Directory. For Spot users managing accounts in Google Workspace Directory, Spot has an approved application in the App gallery.
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 # Okta SAML Authentication
 
 SSO support makes it easy to manage your accounts and works with the most popular identity providers.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/onelogin-saml-authentication.md b/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/onelogin-saml-authentication.md
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 # OneLogin SAML Authentication
 
 This feature makes it easy to manage your accounts and works with the most popular identity providers.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/scim.md b/src/docs/administration/identity-providers/scim.md
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 # SCIM Integration
 
 Set up and use the system for cross-domain identity management (SCIM) integration for Spot in Okta. SCIM integration lets you automate user provisioning, updates, and deactivation.
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 # Notification Center
 
 In the notification center, you can:
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 # Event Policies
 
 The Spot console provides a robust and flexible tool for configuring and managing notifications. Spot uses a system of user-definable policies, providing granular management of event notifications and customization to fit different business cases. You can customize notification policies by:
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 # Create a Security Policy
 
 You can create notifications for security resources.
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 # Create a Compute Policy
 
 You can create notifications for compute products, such as Elastigroup and Ocean resources.
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 # Notifications
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 # Read Notifications
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 # Create a Notification Policy
 
 This page describes the procedures to create a new notification policy in Spot console’s Notification Center.
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 # Edit a Notification Policy
 
 Once you have created a notification policy, you can edit it to further customize the policy configuration and keep it up to date with the changing needs of your business.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/organizations/README.md b/src/docs/administration/organizations/README.md
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 # Organizations and Accounts
 
 When you set up your Spot account, you create an organization and one or more account entities. You can set up multiple organizations if required. Within an organization, you can define multiple accounts for different teams or projects in the organization. Each account can be set up to use any supported cloud service provider and cloud service provider account.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/organizations/billing-details.md b/src/docs/administration/organizations/billing-details.md
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 # Billing
 
 ## Set Up Payment Method
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 # Multitenancy
 
 You can use multitenancy to create hierarchies in your Spot organizations. You can set up your child orgs to use role-based access control (RBAC). Admins for your parent orgs can have admin rights for the child orgs.
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 # Switch Organization
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 # Permission Policies
 
 In Spot, a permission policy is a set of one or more permissions. When a policy is attached to a [user](administration/users-a/) or a [group](administration/groups/) of users, the policy grants its permissions to those users. A permission policy can apply to one or more individual Spot accounts, or a policy can apply to an entire Spot organization.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/release-notes-core/README.md b/src/docs/administration/release-notes-core/README.md
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 #  Administration Release Notes
 
 * **ADM-0003 July 23, 2025**: The Spot console has updated [vCPU](administration/vcpu) and [Savings](administration/savings) pages, offering improved visibility and usability for resource and cost optimization.
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 # Savings
 
 You can view how much you saved using spot instances instead of on-demand instances.
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 # SSO Access Control
 
 In the console, you can enable single sign-on (SSO) for your organization.
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 # Account-Level SSO
 
 Assign account permissions with SAML attribute. For account-level login, you can grant a user permissions to accounts per [user role](administration/users/) and per [permission policy](administration/policies/). These are defined using SAML attributes. The attributes allow login to different accounts by the same user and the same IDP app while setting the roles dynamically on each request.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/sso-access-control/organization-level-sso.md b/src/docs/administration/sso-access-control/organization-level-sso.md
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 # Organization-Level SSO
 
 For organization-level login, you can give a user permissions to an organization based on their role or user group using a SAML attribute. This lets a user sign in to different organizations using the same user and IDP app. The user can different permissions for each organization.
diff --git a/src/docs/administration/users-a/README.md b/src/docs/administration/users-a/README.md
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 # Users
 
 In Spot, a user is a person who accesses the Spot console to perform any action such as viewing information, producing reports, or creating and configuring spot clusters.
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 # Create New User
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 # Edit User Details
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 # Users and Roles
 
 When you create a user, you must define a role in order to set the limitations of the specific user inside the account and organization.
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 # Add Users
 
 ## Organization Tab
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 # Configure Email Notifications
 
 By default, Spot will notify all the users in your account for every error or warning event (Unless they unsubscribe from the service). You can customize Elastigroup Notifications to send notifications for the events that matter to you.
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 # Configure Slack Notification
 
 Elastigroup notifications can be sent automatically to a pre-defined Slack channel.
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 # vCPU
 
 The vCPU page gives you accurate, detailed visibility into vCPU consumption across your organization. It helps you track, optimize, and manage your compute resources more effectively. This improves your cost control and operational efficiency.
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 ## Products
 
 * [Ocean](ocean/)
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 # Connect an Additional Account
 
 Once you have completed your Spot registration and connected your first account (either a linked or a managed account), you can connect additional accounts to your Organization in Spot. Your additional accounts can be from the same cloud provider or from different ones (AWS, GCP, or Azure).
diff --git a/src/docs/connect-your-cloud-provider/aws-account.md b/src/docs/connect-your-cloud-provider/aws-account.md
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 # Connect your AWS Account to Spot
 
 In this procedure, you will connect your cloud provider account to Spot in order to provide the Spot platform with a set of permissions to manage instances on your behalf.
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 # Connect your Azure Subscription to Spot
 
 This procedure covers authenticating your Spot account with Azure, which gives Spot the necessary permissions to launch and manage Azure resources on your behalf.
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 # Connect Your Azure Billing Account to Spot
 
 This procedure describes how to set up Spot account access to Azure EA read only data, which gives Spot the necessary permissions to pull Azure data and process it for the [Eco Azure Dashboard](eco/azure-tutorials/view-your-savings).
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 # Analyze your Costs
 
 The Cost Analysis page provides insights on past, current, and future cloud costs.
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 # Save Analysis Reports
 
 The Cloud Analyzer [Cost Analysis](connect-your-cloud-provider/cost-analysis/) page provides a detailed breakdown of your organization's cloud compute costs. When you create customized Spend Analysis reports using the filters and grouping options, you can save each report for quick reference and future follow up on spending. By saving your customized reports, you can re-use the same filters and grouping options without having to reset them each time you need a report. This saves time for you and helps you to obtain exactly the same report parameters and presentation whenever you review reports.
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 # Overview Dashboard
 
 The Dashboard provides a compute overview of your entire organization. On the Dashboard, you can see insights and recommendations, potential savings, and an overview of savings for the Spot products you are using, including Elastigroup, Ocean, and Eco.
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 # Connect Your First Cloud Account to Spot 
 
 In order to take advantage of Spot’s optimization and cost savings features, you need to connect your cloud account to Spot. The procedure on this page walks you through the steps to connect your account. 
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 # Connect AWS Account
 
 This page describes the procedures for automatically and manually connecting your AWS account to Spot. You can also customize your account by selecting permissions for specific Spot products and integrations with AWS.  
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 # Connect AWS Account
 
 This page describes the procedures for automatically and manually connecting your AWS account to Spot. You can also customize your account by selecting permissions for specific Spot products and integrations with AWS.  
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 # Connect Azure Subscription
 
 The procedures on this page describe how to connect your Microsoft Azure subscription to Spot. The procedure assumes that you are following the instructions in the [onboarding wizard](connect-your-cloud-provider/first-account/?id=connect-azure), have already created your Spot organization or new account, and selected Azure as your cloud provider. 
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 # Connect GCP Manually
 
 This page describes the procedures for manually (using the GCP console) connecting your GCP account to Spot. The procedure assumes that you are following the instructions in the [onboarding wizard](connect-your-cloud-provider/first-account/), have already created your Spot organization, and selected GCP as your cloud provider. You are connecting a linked account, and are now at Step 3.1 as shown below.
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 # Connect your GCP Project to Spot
 
 In order to allow Spot to manage GCP resources, it is necessary to authenticate Spot with a relevant GCP Project.
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 # Optimize Your Cloud
 
 The Optimization page shows key areas in your accounts where you can get significant savings, either costs or vCPU hours. There are actionable recommendations that you can start implementing with the click of a button.
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 # Overview Dashboards
 
 The dashboards in Overview offer a comprehensive platform for monitoring, optimizing, and analyzing your cloud infrastructure:
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 #  Connecting Your Accounts Release Notes
 
 * **CFA-0002 July 21, 2025:** You can [update your Azure client secret](connect-your-cloud-provider/update-azure-credentials) and its expiration date in the Spot console. Make sure your automated scripts and processes related to this action are updated. Any scripts or processes that don’t include this expiration date will not work as of April 7, 2025.
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 #  Overview Dashboard Release Notes
 
 *  **DSH-0001 September 19, 2024:** In the [Optimization Dashboard](connect-your-cloud-provider/optimize), you can see where you can get significant savings in vCPU hours for Ocean and AWS
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 # Update Azure Credentials
 
 You can update your Azure client secret and its expiration date:
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 # Eco
 
 Eco is a service that helps you manage your cloud commitments for the major cloud providers. This can include reserved instances, savings plans, and committed use discounts (CUDs).
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 # Eco Azure Tutorials
 
 Eco actively manages the full lifecycle of your commitments, including planning, purchasing, exchanging and canceling. It ensures that your reserved instance and savings plan portfolio is optimized from the start, starting with your existing commitment purchases and creating a well-balanced mix of reserved instances and savings plans that continues to adapt to changing needs and usage.
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 # Access Roles and Permissions
 
 As mentioned on the [Azure Tutorial](eco/azure-tutorials/), if you want to receive an analysis as to how much savings Eco Azure can provide you, you must connect your Azure account to Spot using a registered application. The details below explain the permissions the registered application needs to process cost and usage data that allows Eco Azure to provide the analysis results and also explains the additional roles needed when you decide to onboard. 
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 # Azure RI Strategy
 
 Today the Eco team is hard at work to provide customers the best experience using Eco on the Spot platform.
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 # View your Savings
 
 Once Eco Azure has been enabled for your organization and you have chosen your reservation and savings plan strategy, your Eco Azure dashboard will display a more complete view of savings.
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 ## Eco in Flexera One
 
 Eco is a service that helps you manage reserved capacity for your cloud resources. It makes it easy to plan, buy, and sell reserved instances.
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 ## GC Tutorials
 
 Eco actively manages your commitments throughout their entire lifecycle. This includes planning, purchasing, exchanging, and canceling. It optimizes your committed use discount portfolio from the beginning.
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 # View Your Savings
 
 Once Eco GC is set up for your organization and you select your committed use discount strategy, your Eco GC dashboard will display a more complete view of savings.
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 # Get Started with Eco (AWS)
 
 Eco is an automation and optimization solution for cloud commitment purchasing and deployment. Taking into account flexibility, market volume, historical, and predicted usage, Eco identifies the ideal blend of reserved instances and savings plans to maximize savings while providing the most flexibility for future needs.
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 # Connect Account: Customer Working with AWS MSP
 
 If more than one of your AWS accounts is managed by an MSP and you do not have access to the billing file, the MSP must complete the procedures in this article in order to retrieve the billing information. This procedure enables Eco to access your billing file and provide you with visibility into your cloud expenditures.
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 # Connect Account: Multiple Organizations to Single Management Account
 
 Use this procedure if you need to connect multiple Spot organizations to a single Management Account. This procedure enables Eco to access your billing file and provide you with visibility into your cloud expenditures.
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 # Connect Your Azure Account for Eco Analysis
 
 You can connect your account to Eco to get estimated cost savings analysis.
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 # Connect Your Azure EA for Eco Analysis
 
 This document describes the process and procedures to enable the Eco Managed Service for Eco reservation management and provide appropriate access to reservation.
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 # Connect Your Google Cloud Organization
 
 ## Prerequisites
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 # Connect Your AWS Account for Eco Analysis
 
 If you have an Ocean or Elastigroup account, you can connect Eco for AWS to your existing Spot account. Eco, Ocean, and Elastigroup are integrated to maximize the usage of spot EC2 instances when commitment management is enabled.
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 # Empty Page
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 # Eco Savings Blox
 
 Eco Savings Blox is a method of providing qualified customers with deep, targeted savings. To obtain the savings, a customer commits to a per-region, on-demand equivalent for which Eco guarantees reasonable coverage.
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 # Get Started with Eco (Azure)
 
 Eco is an automation and optimization solution for cloud commitment purchasing and deployment. Taking into account flexibility, market volume, historical, and predicted usage, Eco identifies the ideal blend of reserved instances and savings plans to maximize savings while providing the most flexibility for future needs.
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 # Get Started with Eco (GC)
 
 Eco is an automation and optimization solution for cloud commitment purchasing and deployment. Taking into account flexibility, market volume, historical, and predicted usage, Eco identifies the ideal blend of committed use discounts to maximize savings while providing the most flexibility for future needs.
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 # Eco Release Notes
 
 * **ECO-0005 August 8, 2025**: Documentation improvements for [connecting your GC account](eco/getting-started/connect-gc-account) and [access roles and permissions](eco/gcp-tutorials/access-roles-read-only) to enhance clarity and reduce troubleshooting during onboarding.
diff --git a/src/docs/eco/troubleshooting/README.md b/src/docs/eco/troubleshooting/README.md
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 # Eco Troubleshooting
 
 You don’t need to change your environment or deal with a complex integration effort to start using Eco. Once enabled, Eco works with your existing portfolio of commitment purchases and constantly manages your reserved instance and Savings Plans lifecycles. Engineers don’t have to change anything about compute specifications or applications they use today.
diff --git a/src/docs/eco/tutorials/README.md b/src/docs/eco/tutorials/README.md
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 # Eco Tutorials
 
 Eco actively manages the full lifecycle of your commitments, including planning, purchasing, and reselling. It ensures that your reserved instance and Savings Plan portfolio is optimized from the start, starting with your existing commitment purchases and creating a well-balanced mix of reserved instances and Savings Plans that continues to adapt to changing needs and usage.
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 # Choose AWS RI Strategy
 
 After you click **Choose Strategy** in the Dashboard’s [Analysis](eco/tutorials/review-ri-spending-analysis) page (Eco AWS), seelect a reserved instance (RI) strategy in the Strategy Selection page.
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 # Eco AWS Policy
 
 The Eco policy shown below is the read policy for analysis and is relevant only if you have not yet signed a contract for Eco. 
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 # Create Eco Policy with CloudFormation
 
 Use the policy below to if you are creating an Eco policy with Cloudformation.
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 # Manage Subsets
 
 A _subset_ is a group of accounts within an organization that are assigned to the same logical unit. Within your organization, you can create subsets of accounts for the purpose of analyzing data of several related accounts together and creating reports relevant to your organization.
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 # Manage Workflows
 
 Cloud administrators face the challenge of presenting cloud spend data clearly to their users and customers. Complex billing conditions and logic -- such as amortization, discount sharing, and customer uplifts and discounts -- can make reporting a major challenge. Using Eco Workflows, your cloud spending will be clear and accounted for.
diff --git a/src/docs/eco/tutorials/monthly-value-report.md b/src/docs/eco/tutorials/monthly-value-report.md
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 # Eco Monthly Value Report
 
 Once Eco for AWS has been enabled for your organization and you have chosen your commitment [Strategy](eco/tutorials/choose-a-strategy), all users associated with the organization will begin to receive automated, monthly emails to help you understand the value Eco provides. Our goal is to save you both time and money. The email explains how and is described below.
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 # Eco Reports Enrollment
 
 There are several use cases for Eco Reports enrollment. This use case is for AWS enterprises with administrative access to their Management Account.
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 # Ocean Integration
 
 Eco and Ocean are designed to optimize the cost of EC2 instances. While Eco focuses on managing commitments, Ocean specializes in managing container infrastructure. Ocean's management feature enables cost savings by launching instances as spot instances whenever the market allows. 
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 # Review AWS Commitment Spending Analysis
 
 The Dashboard’s Analysis page (AWS) appears to new customers who have connected an AWS Management account to Spot, but have not yet committed to an Eco RI and Savings Plan management strategy.
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 # Set Subset and Workflow Permissions
 
 If you would like to be an administrator of [Subsets](eco/tutorials/manage-subsets) and [Workflows](eco/tutorials/manage-workflows), you can do so under the following types of permissions.
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 # View Workflow Details
 
 For each [Workflow](eco/tutorials/manage-workflows) you create, you can view a summary of the rules included, generate a workflow report, and access information about reports created in the past.
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 # View Savings in Dashboard
 
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 # Elastigroup
 
 Elastigroup simplifies and automates cloud infrastructure for scale-out applications running in AWS, Azure, or GCP, freeing operations teams from the burdens of infrastructure management. Elastigroup continuously analyzes your resource usage and provides autoscaling groups that optimize compute resources to ensure availability and meet resource demands using the lowest-cost compute options.
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 # Azure
 
 Elastigroup for Microsoft Azure enables you to take control of your Azure cloud spend,
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 # DNS Integration 
 
 Elastigroup has the capability to register your IPs with one or multiple Azure DNS services. When your Elastigroup is launched, it handles the IP registration process. When you detach the Virtual Machine from the Elastigroup, the IPs will be deregistered from the Azure DNS. 
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 # Elastigroup Networking 
 
 Elastigroup enables you to define a configuration of rationally similar workloads and enables the scaling of virtual machines (VMs) in the Azure cloud vendor. Defining the network configuration enables Elastigroup to provision the VMs in the appropriate Azure virtual network and configure the individual network interfaces that are initialized to meet the requirements of your workloads.  
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 # On Demand & Spot Virtual Machines
 
 There are two options for configuring the desired number of Spot virtual machines within an Elastigroup:
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 # Preferred Availability Zones 
 
 The Preferred Availability Zones feature in Elastigroup enables you to specify a preferred availability zone (AZ) for launching Spot virtual machines (VMs). If no VMs are available in the preferred AZ, Elastigroup will launch a VM from another configured AZ. 
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 # Shared Image Galleries
 
 This page describes how you can use images from Azure’s shared galleries in Spot configurations, and includes a procedure that allows sharing from cross-subscription galleries. For context, the page also includes a brief introduction to Azure shared galleries and, in particular, cross-subscription shared galleries.
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 # Shutdown Script in Elastigroup for Azure
 
 With Elastigroup, you can run workloads in a reliable and efficient manner, maintaining high availability while reducing the VM costs significantly.
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 # Elastigroup for AWS
 
 With Elastigroup, you can:
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 # Compute
 
 Elastigroup constantly monitors and predicts spot instance behavior, capacity trends, pricing, and interruption rates. Whenever there is a risk of interruption, Elastigroup acts in advance to add capacity and replace instances in advance.
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 # AMI Auto-Backup
 
 The AMI Auto-Backup provides a continuously updated point-in-time backup for the Elastigroup. This feature creates an image from the latest running instance in the Elastigroup and updates the group with the newly created image. By default, Elastigroup stores the last three images taken by the AMI auto backup. During Spot replacements, Elastigroup recovers from the latest image automatically.
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 # Autohealing
 
 Autohealing enables you to select which health check service will be used to determine if an Instance needs to be replaced due to unhealthiness. If an instance fails the health check selected, it is automatically replaced with a new instance.
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 # Block Device Mapping
 
 You have the option to configure Block Device Mapping settings for an Elastigroup to provision and handle volumes for your instances. Block device mapping can be used to configure the root volume of the instance as well as data volumes. Elastigroup configured Block Device mappings will override AMI Block device mappings per device name.
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 # Placement Groups
 
 A placement group is a logical set of interdependent instances that are distributed on the underlying hardware in a way that meets the needs of your workload while minimizing the chance of correlated failures. Depending on the type of workload, you can create a placement group using placement strategies such as Cluster, Partition, and Spread. These placement strategies are described in detail in the [AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/placement-groups.html).
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 # Preferred Availability Zones
 
 When you set up an Elastigroup, you choose a region, and according to the Availability Zones (AZs) existing in that region, you choose the AZs that you want to be allowed for instances Spot creates.
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 # Preferred Set Up
 
 ## Preferred Instance Types
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 # Shutdown Scripts
 
 When you launch an instance in Amazon EC2, you have the option of passing user data to the instance that can be used to perform common automated configuration tasks and even run scripts after the instance starts. You can pass two types of user data to Amazon EC2: shell scripts and cloud-init directives.
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 # Termination Policy
 
 The instance termination policy API is used for controlling how Elastigroup will terminate the instances during scale-down operation.
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 # Using Signals in Elastigroups
 
 The instance signal API is used for notifying the system about the instance state, so that the system can act accordingly. Supported signals are:
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 # Core Features
 
 Elastigroup's optimization and automation scale cloud compute infrastructure to exactly meet application needs using the most efficient mix of heterogeneous instances types and diverse pricing models (spot, reserved, savings plans or on-demand), eliminating over-provisioning and waste.
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 # Availability Zone Scores 
 
 Availability zone scores and recommendations assist you in making informed decisions when choosing the best availability zones to launch instances at. The data on the recommendation page is based on availability zone scores calculated by Elastigroup, taking both Cost and Spot markets availability into account. To ensure tailor-made data is displayed, the data comprising the availability zone scores is directly related to the allowed instance types configured in your group.  
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 # Group Orientation
 
 Elastigroup is designed to take advantage of costs savings without compromising availability.
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 # Predictive Scale Up Flow
 
 <img src="/elastigroup/_media/corefeatures-predictive-rebalancing-predictive-scale-up-flow.png" />
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 # Rebalancing Flow
 
 <img src="/elastigroup/_media/corefeatures-predictive-rebalancing-rebalancing-flow.png" />
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 # Revert from On-Demand to Spot Instance
 
 <img src="/elastigroup/_media/corefeatures-predictive-rebalancing-revert-flow.png" />
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 # Dynamic Commitment Management
 
 Elastigroup and Ocean automatically revert existing instances using reserved capacity (RI) and savings plans (SP) to spot instances or other commitment deals wherever a reservation is needed elsewhere in your AWS account. This feature optimizes resource allocation and cost efficiency by continuously adjusting to dynamic environment needs. 
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 # Elastigroup Capacity: Instances or Weighted
 
 Each Elastigroup has a dedicated setting to control the group Capacity. The Capacity of the group provides the option to control the minimal, maximal and the target numerical value representing the number of instances in the group. The amount can be a direct number of instances or a weighted representation of vCPUs.
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 # Configuration Alerts
 
 Configuration alerts allow more visibility and control of group configuration and integration healthiness.
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 # Equal Area Zone Instance Distribution Orientation
 
 Elastigroups support a high-availability deployment structure, allowing you to evenly distribute instances across multiple area zones in a single region. This Elastigroup orientation guarantees equal capacity across all selected area zones (AZ).
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 # Maintenance Windows
 
 The Maintenance Window option provides several ways to control the process of gracefully replacing on-demand instances with spot instances in the Elastigroup. When the Elastigroup needs to launch a new instance, either due to scaling or a predicted spot instance preemption, if no spot instance is available the Elastigroup launches an on-demand instance to maintain the desired capacity. This process is known as _fallback to on-demand_. The maintenance window ensures that the Elastigroup replaces the on-demand instances with spot instances as soon as they become available, or alternatively, at predefined times selected by the user.
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 # Market Scoring and Managing Interruptions
 
 This article explains how Elastigroup manages the replacement of instances in spot markets with predicted interruptions to ensure that your workloads remain available, as well as how Elastigroup handles the process of ranking (scoring) spot instance markets.
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 # Predictive Rebalancing
 
 Predictive Rebalancing is based on a machine learning model used for identifying and predicting spot capacity usage and interruptions in the public cloud. Its purpose is to predict which markets will experience interruptions and replace the instances within these markets before the interruption. This prevents under-capacity and ensures availability of resources.
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 # Scheduling
 
 Elastigroup provides a cron-based scheduling tool to schedule scaling actions, capacity changes, and deployments. This gives you the flexibility to schedule events when they are most convenient for you and your customers. For example, you can schedule a deployment to minimize the potential impact on your users, schedule scale up processes in advance of anticipated holiday traffic, and keep your costs down by terminating development environments over weekends.
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 # On-Demand, Spot & Reserved Instances
 
 This article briefly describes the most common pricing models on AWS, but all cloud providers offer the same three pricing models with varying conditions. Elastigroup utilizes these pricing models to ensure that your computing cluster is always cost-optimized. To learn more about your cloud provider's pricing, visit their website.
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 # GCP
 
 Elastigroup for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) enables you to take control of your GCP cloud spend,
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 # Committed Use Discounts 
 
 Elastigroup assists in optimizing the usage of [committed use discounts (CUDs)](https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/committed-use-discounts-overview) to ensure minimal waste. Elastigroup strategically allocates reservations for maximum benefit, improving estimation accuracy for commitment usage. This provides visibility into savings plans and RI utilization, enabling enhanced methods for effectively utilizing vacant plans and maximizing cost savings. 
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 The GCP Load Balancer is a software defined globally distributed load balancing service.
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 # GCP Pricing Models
 
 This article provides a brief overview of the most common pricing models on GCP. All the major cloud providers use the same pricing models, just with different terms. Elastigroup utilizes these pricing models to ensure that your computing cluster is always cost-optimized.
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 # Scaling Policies for GCP Elastigroup
 
 Simple scaling policies provide the ability to accommodate increased workloads or alternatively scale down to maximize cost efficiency during quiet hours.
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 # Shutdown Scripts
 
 When you launch an instance in Google Cloud, you have the option of passing user data to the instance that can be used to perform common automated configuration tasks and even run scripts after the instance starts.
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 # Intelligent Traffic Flow
 
 Intelligent Traffic Flow (ITF) is a feature that optimizes the incoming traffic distribution to instances that are launched by Elastigroup. ITF manages in real time the traffic distribution to target groups based on the number of vCPUs (or other user-defined parameters) each target group has.
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 # Configure Intelligent Traffic Flow
 
 This page describes the procedures to configure Intelligent Traffic Flow (ITF).
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 # Intelligent Migration Flow Migration Process
 
 Intelligent Traffic Flow (ITF) migration is a process whereby your load balancer target groups assigned to the listener rules are replaced with target groups created by Elastigroup so that Elastigroup can optimize the distribution while applying the rules. The migration takes place in a graceful process so that you do not experience any downtime.
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 # Scaling
 
 Elastigroup’s predictive autoscaling simplifies the process of defining scaling policies, identifying peak times and automatically scaling to ensure the right capacity in advance. Machine learning algorithms predict the future load of your application and proactively scale the cluster in order to accommodate peak traffic.
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 # Advanced Expressions
 
 The scaling action to be performed can also be defined as a mathematical expression.
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 # Multiple Metrics
 
 In its simplest form, autoscaling is based on tracking of a metric you choose, for example, Average CPU or Latency. When the metric exceeds a defined threshold, then a scaling action is triggered.
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 # Predictive Autoscaling
 
 Predictive autoscaling allows you to enjoy seamless prediction of when your Elastigroup would experience load and scale the number of instances in advance to meet business needs.
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 # Simple Scaling Policies
 
 Simple scaling policies provide the ability to scale up when you need to accommodate increased workloads or to scale down to maximize cost efficiency during quiet hours. Set as many policies as needed to maximize the Elastigroup efficiency.
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 # Target Scaling Policies and Predictive Autoscaling
 
 Target scaling policies are autoscaling policies that track a specified metric relative to your desired target value and automatically adjust your Elastigroup scale to meet this target.
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 # Stateful Elastigroup Flow
 
 The flow diagram below describes on a high level how Spot manages the persistence of stateful nodes.
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 # Get Started with Elastigroup
 
 It is really easy to get started with Elastigroup. It integrates with the major cloud providers such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
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 # Create an Elastigroup for AWS
 
 If you have already connected your AWS account, you can start creating Elastigroups.
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 # Create an Elastigroup for Azure
 
 This procedure describes how to create an Elastigroup from scratch in Azure.
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 # Create an Elastigroup for GCP
 
 This tutorial covers the creation of a Load Balanced Elastigroup from scratch. To learn more, read about how Elastigroup works with [GCP Load Balancers and Backend Services](elastigroup/features/gcp/gcp-load-balancers-backend-services).
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 # Elastigroup for AWS
 
 Elastigroup for AWS helps you optimize your cloud infrastructure. You can easily set up, manage, and scale the resources you need for elastic applications and load-balanced workloads.
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 # Elastigroup for Azure
 
 Elastigroup for Azure is an IaaS Optimization platform that allows you to provision, manage and scale compute infrastructure to support any Elastic Application or Load Balanced workload.
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 # Elastigroup for GCP
 
 Elastigroup for GCP is an IaaS Optimization platform in which the user can provision, manage and scale compute infrastructure to support any Elastic Application or Load Balanced workload.
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 # Elastigroup Release Notes
 
 * **ELS-0004 November 26, 2024**: Elastigroup and Ocean automatically revert existing instances utilizing reserved capacity and savings plans to spot instances or other commitment deals wherever a reservation is needed elsewhere in your <font color="#FC01CC">AWS</font> account. [Learn more](elastigroup/features/core-features/dynamic-commitment).
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 # Tools and Integrations
 
 We make it really easy for you to use Elastigroup with tools and processes you already have in place. Elastigroup works with leading cloud platforms, services, and tools so that you can simplify and automate your cloud infrastructure wherever your workloads and applications run and however you run them.
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 # AWS Batch
 
 [AWS Batch](https://aws.amazon.com/batch/) has quickly become one of the most sought after ways to run batch computing in the cloud. Powered by AWS ECS, AWS Batch provides scheduling and queuing capabilities that enable developers, scientists, and engineers to easily and efficiently run hundreds of thousands of batch computing jobs. The service offers managed compute environments, provisioning and scheduling work for you.
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 # AWS Load Balancers & Autohealing
 
 If you are running an application or service behind AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) such as Application Load Balancer (ALB), Elastigroup provides the freedom to run a blended cluster of multiple instance types (e.g., M3, M4, C3) and sizes (e.g., large, xlarge).
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 # Get Started with CodeDeploy for Elastigroup
 
 ## Introduction
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 # CodeDeploy: Blue-Green Deployment
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Custom Health Check Service
 
 ## Architecture
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 # Docker Swarm Integration
 
 ## What is Docker Swarm?
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 # Docker Swarm Autoscaler
 
 You can scale up and down the instances in your cluster according to CPU and memory reservations needed for your nodes to work properly on top of EC2 instances.
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 # Introduction to Elastic Beanstalk
 
 AWS Elastic Beanstalk is an easy-to-use service for deploying and scaling web applications and services developed with Java, .NET, PHP, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, and Docker on familiar servers such as Apache, Nginx, Passenger, and IIS.
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 # Tutorial: Import a Beanstalk Environment
 
 ## Introduction
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 # In-ASG
 
 Once Beanstalk integration is configured, Elastigroup takes control of instance provisioning, scaling and deploying. The Amazon ASG becomes passive, Beanstalk's `min` `capacity` is set to 0 and max capacity is set to double the original `max capacity`.
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 # Independent Elastigroup Integration
 
 When Beanstalk deployment policy is set as: `Immutable` or `Rolling with additional batch`, Elastigroup uses `Independent` integration to manage the cluster instances.
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 # Tutorial: Roll Configuration Updates
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Elastic MapReduce
 
 Amazon's Elastic MapReduce (EMR) provides a managed big data framework that enables you to easily add and remove cluster capacity to meet your requirements. EMR supports Hadoop, Apache Spark, and other popular distributed frameworks. Running your EMR clusters on Elastigroup provides you with the significant discounts that Spot instances offer while maintaining 100% availability.
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 # Advanced Import: Use Bootstrap and Configuration Files
 
 While cloning an EMR cluster you can also specify Bootstrap actions and Configuration files in the cluster configuration. These will pull the information from an S3 bucket and apply these while the cluster is created.
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 # Create a New EMR Cluster
 
 In this tutorial, you will learn how to create an Elastic MapReduce (EMR) cluster in an Elastigroup.
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 # Elastigroup Auto-Recover for EMR
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Import an Existing EMR Cluster
 
 You can import an existing EMR cluster to Elastigroup. Elastigroup then manages the cluster, enabling you to take advantage of numerous optimization features and significant cost savings.
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 # Scaling Policies for EMR
 
 Elastigroup provides scale up and scale down policy (rule) options for Core and Task nodes managed by Elastigroup. Scaling policies are based on Cloudwatch metrics such as ContainerPending or YARNMemoryAvailablePercentage.
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 # Termination Policies for EMR
 
 Elastigroup provides termination policies for EMR cluster. Termination policies are based on CloudWatch Metrics that can be specified by the customer on the termination policy definition. This can be used for different use cases, for example, the shutdown of a cluster when it is idle.
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 # Set up GitHub Actions
 
 GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform that automates, builds, and tests the deployment of pipelines. You can create workflows that build and test every pull request to your repository or deploy merged pull requests to production.
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 # Introduction to Grid Engine
 
 Grid Engine software manages workload placement automatically, maximizes shared resources, supports extreme scale, provides enterprise-grade dependability and accelerates deployment of any container, application or service in any technology environment, on-premise or in the cloud.
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 # Configure Tortuga (UniCloud) Grid Engine
 
 ## Overview
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 # Create a Grid Engine Elastigroup
 
 ## Step 1: Open the Creation Wizard
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 # Kafka
 
 In Big Data, a large volume of data is used. Regarding data, we have two main challenges:
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 # Mesosphere
 
 Mesosphere DC/OS is based on the production-proven Apache Mesos distributed systems kernel and provides APIs for resource management and scheduling across the entire data center and cloud environments.
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 # Nomad Autoscaling
 
 Scaling Nomad nodes has always been difficult, our solution is our own proprietary Nomad Autoscaler which will allow our customers to scale Nomad workloads economically based on Spot prices and trends based on aggregated node utilization.
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 # Configure Nomad Autoscaler
 
 This procedure provides the steps necessary to set up your Nomad Autoscaler.
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 # Set up Nomad on Elastigroup
 
 This procedure covers integrating Elastigroup with Nomad clusters. Managing a Nomad cluster while keeping costs down can be quite a challenge, especially when it comes to heterogeneous environments (made up from different instance types, and sizes). Elastigroup's Nomad integration increases the cluster's efficiency by choosing the right instance size and type for a specific workload, as well as utilizing Spot Instances to minimize costs.
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 # OpsWorks Integration Setup
 
 AWS OpsWorks is a configuration management service that uses Chef, an automation platform that treats server configurations as a code. OpsWorks uses Chef to automate how servers are configured, deployed and managed across your instances.
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 # OpsWorks Autohealing
 
 Various Elastigroup integrations offer autohealing of instances using health-check capabilities.
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 # Rancher Integration
 
 Rancher is an open source platform for building a cross-cloud container services. Rancher versions before 2.0 are able to create instances on any host running in any cloud, and provide consistent networking and storage functionality around the container. Rancher 2.0 and later versions focus entirely on Kubernetes.
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 # Rancher Versions 2.0 and Later
 
 ## Step 1: Prepare Rancher
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 # Rancher Version before 2.0
 
 This proceduree covers integrating Elastigroup with Rancher. Once completed Elastigroup will communicate with the Rancher primary to scale and manage the underlying cluster nodes.
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 # RightScale
 
 The RightScale Universal Cloud Management Platform allows customers to orchestrate, automate, and govern applications across public cloud or private infrastructure. Today we are announcing a new integration with RightScale that will allow you to easily manage your RightScale clusters and provide you with amazing cost savings by utilizing Spot Elastigroups.
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 # Route 53
 
 This integration provides the ability to use Route 53 as a load balancer for the EC2 resources provisioned by the Elastigroup, allowing to define multiple recordset domain names (FQDN) for each Elastigroup. EC2 instances will be registered and deregister to and from all domains configured for instance launch and termination respectively.
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 # Log Integration with S3
 
 There are several ways to view logs. For example, you can view them directly in the Spot console or use the [Spot OpenAPI](https://docs.spot.io/api/) to fetch them.
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 # Azure
 
 Elastigroup for Microsoft Azure enables you to take control of your Azure cloud spend,
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 # Azure AKS Engine
 
 Microsoft Azure provides two ways to provision Kubernetes, AKS and aks-engine. The latter is how Spot integrates Elastigroups and Low-Priority VMs into a native Azure Kubernetes cluster.
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 # Clone Elastigroup
 
 You can create a new Elastigroup in Spot by cloning an existing Elastigroup. The new group will have the same configuration as the existing group. The clone feature provides a convenient way to replicate the configuration of an existing group or, alternatively, to use the configuration as a template for creating a new group and modifying it to suit your needs.
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 # Connect Application Gateway
 
 This tutorial demonstrates how to connect an Elastigroup to the Backend Pools of Azure's Application Gateway, the go-to option for application-level load balancing on Azure.
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 # Deploy an Elastigroup
 
 Whenever you wish to upgrade your application version or any configuration attribute in the Elastigroup, you can run Elastigroup’s blue-green deployment to update the VMs in the group.
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 # Extensions for Elastigroup 
 
 Spot Elastigroups support Azure extensions. The extensions are installed right after the VM initialization. 
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 # Import Azure Resources
 
 You can join an existing Azure resource to Elastigroup by importing its configuration. This enables you to manage your resources completely in Elastigroup and enjoy all the optimization and cost benefits that Elastigroup provides.
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 # Preferred Spot VM Size 
   
 Preferred Spot VM sizes enable you to set priority tiers on the Elastigroup’s configured VM sizes. VM sizes that are selected as preferred will be prioritized over other types and will be used whenever possible.  
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 # Set Health Checks and Auto Healing
 
 Elastigroup provides configurable health checks to ensure that your VMs are ready and healthy for running your workloads. You can define health checks when you are creating a new Elastigroup or add them to an existing Elastigroup in the Compute configuration.
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 # GCP 
 
 Spot offers you the opportunity to leverage the benefits of Google Spot VMs. These Spot VMs enhance the existing spare capacity offering of preemptible VMs and provide you with even greater cost savings and fewer restrictions. 
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 # Dashboard
 
 The Elastigroup dashboard provides you with insights and summary data over all the Elastigroups in your Spot account. You can get an overview of your current cost efficiency status, insights for potential savings, and detailed breakdowns of your resource utilization. 
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 # Manage
 
 The Groups page provides an overview of all your Elastigroups. You can also add and remove Elastigroups, check their status, and delve deeper into specific Elastigroup details. 
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 # Overview
 
 The Elastigroup Overview tab gives you quick access to insights and summary data about the group. You can obtain an overview of your current cost efficiency status, detailed Elastigroup information, and tracking of group analytics. 
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 # Create Notifications
 
 ## Set up Elastigroup's Notifications
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 # Deploy an Elastigroup
 
 A deployment is a process in which all of the instances running in an Elastigroup are detached and new instances are launched to replace them. A deployment is required when you update a software version and whenever you make changes to certain parameters in the Elastigroup configuration.
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 # Elastigroup Dashboard
 
 The Elastigroup dashboard gives you quick access to insights and summary data over all the Elastigroups in your Spot account. Information on the dashboard is presented for the entire account. You can obtain an overview of your current cost efficiency status, insights for potential savings, and detailed breakdowns of your resource utilization.
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 # Groups
 
 The Groups page shows you all the details about your Elastigroup. In addition, you can edit and manage the group from this page. The information you can see depends on your features and integrations.
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 ## Update the Elastigroup Capacity Configuration
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 # Set Health Checks
 
 Spot offers an option for you to use our own custom Health Check Service (HCS) in your Elastigroup. For a feature description, see [Custom Health Check Service](elastigroup/tools-integrations/custom-health-check-service).
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 # Suspend Processes
 
 Suspend processes gives you the option to easily put any scaling or auto-healing actions on hold. You can access the dialogue under the Elastigroup view Actions button.
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 # View Spot Markets
 
 The Spot Markets page provides insights about the status of your chosen instance types within the greater AWS spot market. For example, you can see how your cluster instances are distributed throughout the market, what the current trends in interruption rates are, and what the typical spot instance lifetimes are of instances like yours. The information presented on this page can help you to understand the behavior of the currently configured markets and make changes as required.
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 # Elastigroup Budgets
 
 Elastigroup Budgets gives you budget management capabilities for all of your clusters. Get deeper visibility and control over your cloud expenses by setting budgets to clusters, defining alert thresholds, together with an email/SNS notification in case of budget deviation.
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 # Budgets
 
 Elastigroup Budgets is a cost control tool embedded in the Elastigroup platform.
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 # Elastigroup Tasks
 
 Elastigroup matches infrastructure behavior to the type of workload you are running. You can register and deregister servers from load balancers, use a variety of health checks to monitor health, or run stateful workloads on excess capacity without worrying about data integrity.
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 # Create a Stateful Elastigroup from Scratch
 
 This procedure describes how to create a stateful Elastigroup using the [Stateful Creation Wizard](https://console.spotinst.com/spt/aws/ec2/elastigroup/stateful/create/general), that is able to persist Volumes, Elastic IPs, Private IPs and more, across spot interruptions. Using Stateful Elastigroups allows you to run a variety of stateful workloads using managed and SLA driven Spot Instances.
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 # Create an Elastigroup from Scratch
 This procedure describes how to create an Elastigroup using an empty template. To create an Elastigroup based on an existing workload such as AWS Elastic Beanstalk or AutoScaling Groups, choose your workload type under Use Cases and import a copy of your workload configuration.  
 
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 # Create an Elastigroup from Scratch- Legacy Design
 
 This procedure describes how to create an Elastigroup using an empty template. To create an Elastigroup based on an existing workload such as AWS Elastic Beanstalk or AutoScaling Groups, choose your workload type under Use Cases and import a copy of your workload configuration.
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 # Create Encryption Key
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Filter API Responses
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Import an Existing Autoscaling Group
 
 In this procedure, you will import the configuration of an existing AWS Autoscaling Group (ASG) to Spot so that the ASG can be managed as an Elastigroup in Spot.
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 # Import an Existing Elastic Load Balancer
 
 You can import the configuration of an existing AWS Elastic load balancer (ELB) to Spot so that the ELB can be managed as an Elastigroup in Spot.
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 # Publish Metrics to CloudWatch
 
 Elastigroup can optionally publish custom metrics to CloudWatch. These metrics can be used to report data to any third party tool, such as DataDog or Grafana.
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 # Register Instances to Domain
 
 In order to register an instance to your domain, a user data script needs to be applied to your Elastigroup settings, under the Compute tab.
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 # Restrict your Spot IAM Policy
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Update Spot Policy
 
 When setting up your Spot account, we use a cloud formation stack to register our IAM role policy in your AWS account. This policy holds permissions that are needed for Spot's account to handle your AWS resources.
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 # Cross-Account KMS Key to Encrypt EBS Volumes
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Frequently Asked Questions
 
 Find answers to common questions about Spot products:
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 # FAQs - Elastigroup
 
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 # FAQs - FinOps
 
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 # FAQs - Ocean and Ocean for Apache Spark
 
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 # Elastigroup Stateful Node
 
 Elastigroup Stateful Node enables you to run stateful applications on stateful nodes. Stateful Node utilizes spot nodes while providing persistence for the root volume, data volumes and network interface, in addition to other launch specifications during node replacements.
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 # Create a Stateful Node with Application Persistency
 
 This topic describes how to create a stateful node with application persistence using a date and time Python script in the Spot API.
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 # Stateful Node for Azure
 
 When running stateful applications in the cloud, it is more likely you’ll find them using pay-as-you-go (i.e., on-demand) VMs, which will stay up and running throughout the application’s lifetime. On the other hand, using pay-as-you-go VMs typically cost a lot more than spot VMs. As these applications grow, so too does the cloud bill, and finding ways to optimize costs is becoming a strategic goal. With the potential to save up to 90% on cloud compute, it is hard to overlook the benefits of Spot VMs for these workloads.
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 # Stateful Node for Azure Features
 
 Stateful Node is tailored to the single node use case and is the ideal way to optimize cost by leveraging cloud excess capacity while mitigating the risks of running on spot nodes.
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 # Stateful Node Actions
 
 With stateful node actions you can change the node’s state while persisting its resources.
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 # Persist Network
 
 Network persistence maintains the public IP and private IP for the virtual machine.
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 # Persist OS and Data Disks
 
 Elastigroup’s [stateful nodes](managed-instance/azure/) are able to persist data when VMs need to be replaced. Stateful Nodes breaks this down into two parts which are described below.
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 # Preferred Availability Zones for Stateful Nodes
 
 The Preferred Availability Zones feature for stateful nodes enables you to specify a preferred availability zone (AZ) for launching Spot virtual machines (VMs). If no VMs are available in the preferred AZ, Elastigroup will launch a VM from another configured AZ. 
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 # Schedule Stateful Node Actions
 
 In [Stateful Nodes](managed-instance/azure/), you can schedule when certain actions take place. For example, for a node that is not used on weekends, you can pause the node Friday evening after everyone has stopped working and then resume the node early Monday morning just before people start work again.
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 # Swap OS Disk for Stateful Nodes 
 
 You can swap the OS disk (operating system disk) of Stateful Nodes with OS persistence.  
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 # Get Started with a Stateful Node
 
 Running single node workloads on Stateful Node will provide you with a simple and intuitive environment as well as additional visibility tailored to the stateful single-node use case.
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 # Create a Stateful Node
 
 This procedure describes how to create a stateful node from scratch in Elastigroup Azure.
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 # Import a Stateful Virtual Machine
 
 This procedure describes how to import the configuration of an existing Azure stateful virtual machine (VM) to Spot so that it can be managed as an Elastigroup stateful node in Spot.
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 # Use Stateful Nodes
 
 Using Spot’s stateful node you can quickly [import existing Azure VMs](elastigroup/tutorials-azure/use-stateful-nodes/import-a-stateful-vm) or [create a node from scratch](https://docs.spot.io/managed-instance/azure/getting-started/create-stateful-node) into Elastigroup as new nodes while keeping your stateful resources intact. The platform can also be used as a centralized management and monitoring console for all running stateful nodes (and other workloads), with visibility into cost, logs, configuration settings and more. Stateful nodes can be created in Elastigroup, where you can monitor components, add or remove disks, view the current state of nodes and take actions on a node such as recycle, pause, and resume.
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 # Extensions for Stateful Nodes- Azure 
 
 Elastigroup’s stateful nodes support Azure extensions and they are installed right after the VM initialization. 
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 # Manage Stateful Nodes
 
 Elastigroup enables you to see an overview of all your stateful nodes, get status at a glance, perform tasks such as importing and creating new stateful nodes, and drill down to more detailed information when you need to.
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 # Preferred Spot VM Size for Stateful Nodes 
   
 Preferred Spot VM sizes enable you to set priority tiers on the Stateful Node configured VM sizes. VM sizes that are selected as preferred will be prioritized over other types and will be used whenever possible. In cases that any of the preferred VM sizes are not available, the stateful node will use other types that are selected in the group. 
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/azure/tutorials/set-health-checks-and-autohealing.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/azure/tutorials/set-health-checks-and-autohealing.md
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 # Set Health Checks and Auto Healing
 
 Elastigroup stateful node has configurable health checks make sure your VMs are ready and healthy for running your workloads. You can define health checks when you are creating a stateful node or add them to an existing stateful node in the Networking configuration.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/azure/tutorials/view-details.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/azure/tutorials/view-details.md
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 # Stateful Node Details
 
 The Stateful Nodes Overview gives you access to key information and summary data about a node. It offers insights into cost efficiency, as well as details about persisted network and storage resources. 
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 # Stateful Node Features
 
 Stateful Node is tailored to the single node use case and is the ideal way to optimize cost by leveraging cloud excess capacity while mitigating the risks of running on spot nodes. 
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 # Block Device Mapping (BDM) for Stateful Nodes
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/features/data-volume-persistence.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/features/data-volume-persistence.md
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 # Data Volume Persistence
 
 Data volume persistence maintains the data volumes during spot node replacement. The data on the volumes that were attached at the time of the previous node termination will be present on the new node, using the same BlockDeviceMapping configuration upon node replacement.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/features/managed-instance-actions.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/features/managed-instance-actions.md
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 # Stateful Node Actions
 
 The Stateful Node actions that apply changes maintain the stateful node’s configuration while applying changes to the underlying VM.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/features/network-persistence.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/features/network-persistence.md
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 # Network Persistence
 
 Stateful Node Network Persistence works by maintaining the EC2 node's Elastic Network Interface (ENI), allowing the persistence of both public and private IPs associated with the node.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/features/replacement-process.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/features/replacement-process.md
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 # Recycle Process
 
 If the underlying EC2 node has to be replaced for any reason, Stateful Node will initiate a recycle process, which includes two parts, a pause action followed directly by a resume action.
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 # Root Volume Persistence
 
 Root Volume Persistence maintains the data stored in your root volume, such as OS and configuration data, during spot node replacements. This way the application can start exactly where it left off. By default, the root device volume is deleted when the node terminates. With Statefule Node, you can change the default behavior by enabling the Root Volume Persistence feature.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/features/stateful-managed-instances.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/features/stateful-managed-instances.md
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 # Stateful Node for AWS
 
 Run stateful applications on stateful nodes. Stateful Nodes utilize spot nodes while providing persistence for the root volume, data volumes and network interface, in addition to other launch specifications during node replacements.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/features/third-party-integrations.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/features/third-party-integrations.md
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 # Third-Party Integrations
 
 Spot stateful nodes can be configured to receive traffic from Amazon Route 53 or one of these load balancers:
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 # Get Started with a Stateful Node
 
 Running single node workloads on Stateful Node will provide you with a simple and intuitive environment as well as additional visibility tailored to the stateful single-node use case.
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 # Create a New Stateful Node
 
 This procedure describes how to create a new stateful node from scratch.
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 # Import an AWS Stateful Node
 
 This procedure describes how to import a stateful node from AWS to your account in Spot. This will enable you to have full control of your stateful node directly in Spot and take advantage of all of the optimization features available in Spot.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/tutorials/README.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/tutorials/README.md
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 # Stateful Node Tutorials
 
 Stateful Nodes utilize spot instances while providing persistence for the root volume, data volumes, and network interface, in addition to other launch specifications during node replacements.
diff --git a/src/docs/managed-instance/tutorials/upgrade-an-existing-elastigroup-to-managed-instance.md b/src/docs/managed-instance/tutorials/upgrade-an-existing-elastigroup-to-managed-instance.md
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 # Upgrade an Elastigroup to Stateful Nodes
 
 If you have an existing Elastigroup that manages a single stateful node, you can upgrade it to a Stateful Node.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/README.md
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 # Ocean for Apache Spark
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to in the user documentation as Ocean Spark) is a managed cloud-native Spark platform that can be deployed in your cloud account. As of December 2021, Ocean Spark is available on AWS, Azure, and GCP, and is an alternative to managed services like Databricks, EMR, Google Dataproc, Azure HDInsight, or DIY Spark infrastructures.
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 - <a href="/" class="sidebar-home"><i data-feather="arrow-left" class="sidebar-back-icon"></i>Back to Home</a>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-clusters/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-clusters/README.md
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 # Configure Cluster
 
 This section shows you how to configure your Ocean for Apache Spark (OfAS) cluster. You can configure the cluster ingress, log collection, Spark application namespaces, and more. You can also refer to the [API documentation](https://docs.spot.io/api/#tag/Ocean-Spark) and the [Terraform](https://registry.terraform.io/modules/spotinst/ocean-spark/spotinst/latest) module to see the different cluster configuration options.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-permissions/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-permissions/README.md
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 # Configure Permissions
 
 This topic describes setting up permissions for **Ocean for Apache Spark** product users.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/README.md
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 # Configure Spark Applications
 
 This section shows you how to configure critical aspects of your Spark applications, such as how to control permissions to [access data](ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/access-your-data), how to [package your code](ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/package-spark-code) (and install libraries), how to configure the size of your Spark containers, and more.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/access-your-data.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/access-your-data.md
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 # Access Your Data
 
 This page shows how to run your own code and access data hosted in your cloud account. It assumes that you know how to [run a Spark application](ocean-spark/getting-started/?id=run-your-first-app) on Ocean for Apache Spark.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/common-spark-configs.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/common-spark-configs.md
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 # Common Spark Configurations
 
 This page describes some common Spark configurations relevant to Ocean Spark.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/docker-images.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/docker-images.md
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 # Docker Images
 
 Ocean Spark maintains a popular fleet of Docker images for Apache Spark.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/memory-&-cores.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/memory-&-cores.md
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 # Configure Pod Sizes
 
 This page describes how to configure your Spark pod sizes and select the instances they run on.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/mount-volumes.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/mount-volumes.md
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 # Mount Volumes
 
 This page shows how to add volumes to your Spark applications.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/package-spark-code.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/configure-spark-apps/package-spark-code.md
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 # Package Spark Code
 
 In this page, we describe how to package your Spark code so that it can be run on an Ocean Spark cluster.
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 # Secrets and Environment Variables
 
 This page describes the configuration of secrets and environment variables.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/data-plane-release-notes/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/data-plane-release-notes/README.md
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 # Cluster Release Notes
 
 ## [0.5.6-86] - 2025-01-09
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/README.md
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 # Docker Images Release Notes
 
 Please choose a specific release in the sidebar on the left.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen18.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen18.md
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 # gen18 release notes
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen19.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen19.md
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 # gen19 release notes
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen20.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen20.md
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 # gen20 release notes
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen21.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen21.md
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 # gen21 release notes
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen22.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen22.md
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 # gen22 release notes
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen23.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen23.md
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 # gen23 release notes (2024-08-02)
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen24.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen24.md
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 # gen24 release notes (2024-10-16)
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen25.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/gen25.md
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 # gen25 release notes (2024-11-26)
 
 ## Changelog
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/legacy-dm-images.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/docker-images-release-notes/legacy-dm-images.md
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 # Legacy images release notes
 
 Before generation 18, images were available in the `gcr.io/datamechanics/spark` repository.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/getting-started/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/getting-started/README.md
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 # Get Started with Ocean for Apache Spark
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark) is a managed Spark platform deployed on a Kubernetes cluster in your cloud account.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/getting-started/create-cluster.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/getting-started/create-cluster.md
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 # Create an Ocean Spark Cluster
 
 There are several ways to deploy an Ocean Spark cluster:
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 Now that you have created your first [Ocean Spark cluster](ocean-spark/getting-started/create-cluster), you are ready to run your first app.
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 # Troubleshoot Cluster Deployment
 
 This page describes a list of common issues specific to the cluster deployment phase that you could encounter and solutions to fix them.
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 # Product Tour
 
 This section takes you through a tour of the main pages of Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark): Clusters, Applications, and Jobs. Let’s first define these major concepts.
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 # Analyze Costs
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (Ocean Spark) provides full visibility into the cost of your Ocean Spark cluster, including a view of your total cloud compute costs over time. In addition, detailed information about your cloud consumption is provided in cost breakdown views showing core and application hours used.
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 # Manage Clusters
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark) enables you to see an overview of all your Ocean Spark clusters, get status at a glance, perform tasks such as adding and removing clusters, and drill down to more detailed cluster information when you need to.
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 # Monitor Applications
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark) enables you to see an overview of all your Spark applications, get status at a glance, drill down to more detailed application information, and kill your application when you need to.
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 # Monitor Jobs
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark) defines “jobs” as a logical grouping of applications. You decide on this grouping by providing a job identifier (job-id) when you submit a Spark application to our REST API.
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 # Use Virtual Node Groups with Ocean Spark
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark) is built on top of [Ocean](ocean/), the engine automating cloud infrastructure management for containers. As a result, when Ocean Spark customers run Spark applications, they benefit from all the features of Ocean at no additional cost. For example, your Ocean Spark cluster is also visible from the Ocean user interface, giving you visibility over its nodes, pods, and cloud provider costs in real time.
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 # View Application Details
 
 To drill down into the details about your Ocean for Apache Spark application, start with the Overview tab, which gives you quick access to insights and summary data about the application. You can obtain an overview of your current cost, efficiency status, app metrics, and access to logs. You can view more details about the app in additional tabs including its [configuration](ocean-spark/product-tour/view-application-details?id=view-configuration) and a listing of [Spark issues](ocean-spark/product-tour/view-application-details?id=view-spark-issues).
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 # View Cluster Details
 
 To drill down into the details about your Ocean for Apache Spark cluster, start with the Overview tab, which gives you quick access to insights and summary data over the entire cluster. You can obtain an overview of your current cost, efficiency status, detailed cluster information, a Spark application overview, and tracking of cluster analytics. You can view more details about the cluster in additional tabs including a [cost analysis](ocean-spark/product-tour/analyze-costs) and the [Ocean Controller logs](ocean-spark/product-tour/view-cluster-details?id=view-ocean-controller-log).
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 # View Job Details
 
 To drill down into the details about your Ocean for Apache Spark job, start with the Overview tab, which gives you quick access to insights and summary data about the job. You can obtain an overview of your cost trend and other related trends, job analytics, and status of applications relevant to this job.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean-spark/support/README.md b/src/docs/ocean-spark/support/README.md
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 # Get Support
 
 [Contact Support in the Spot console online chat or by email](https://spot.io/support/).
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 # Tools and Integrations
 
 Ocean for Apache Spark (Ocean Spark) is a managed cloud-native Spark service built on top of [Ocean’s](ocean/) serverless engine, dedicated to making Apache Spark developer-friendly and cost effective. Ocean Spark is deployed on a Kubernetes cluster inside your cloud account and gives you a serverless experience when working with Apache Spark.
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 # AWS Glue Data Catalog
 
 You can use the [AWS Glue Data Catalog](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/populate-data-catalog.html) as a metastore to persist metadata about your Spark tables, such as definition, location, and statistics. This is an alternative to using a [Hive Metastore](https://docs.spot.io/ocean-spark/tools-integrations/hive-metastore). The main benefit of Glue is that it natively allows querying from other AWS services such as Athena and Redshift.
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 # Connect Jupyter Notebooks
 
 Ocean Spark’s integration with Jupyter Notebooks enables you to run Jupyter kernels with Spark support on an Ocean Spark cluster. You can connect your notebooks from a Jupyter or Jupyterlab server running locally or from a hosted JupyterHub.
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 # Hive Metastore
 
 Configuring a Hive Metastore makes your table metadata persistent across your Apache Spark applications and enables the sharing of Spark tables across multiple Spark infrastructures.
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 # JDBC
 
 JDBC, or Java Database Connectivity, is an API used in Java programming to interact with databases. It provides a standard abstraction for Java applications to communicate with various databases. JDBC allows applications to send requests made by users to the specified database. It is used to write programs required to access databases. Apache Spark provides a JDBC interface through the HiveThriftServer.
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 # Jupyter Notebook Filesystem Plugins
 
 With the current setup of launching a local notebook connecting to Ofas through the Jupyter Enterprise Gateway, you can launch notebooks stored on their machines. These notebooks can be shared via cloud storage services like Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Dropbox installed on the desktop machine. You can also leverage Git for sharing notebooks, providing the added advantage of not storing any notebook data or results on OfAS' side. This relieves you from the responsibility of ensuring the data's protection.
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 # Run Apps from Airflow
 
 This page describes how to configure Airflow to trigger Spark applications on Ocean for Apache Spark (also referred to as Ocean Spark). Our Airflow plugin is compatible with Airflow 1 and Airflow 2.
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 # External Shuffle Storage
 
 When External Shuffle Storage is turned on, Spark writes shuffle data to a shared remote filesystem, such as S3.
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 # Spark Connect
 
 In Apache Spark 3.4, Spark Connect introduced a decoupled client-server architecture that allows remote connectivity to Spark clusters using the DataFrame API and unresolved logical plans as the protocol. The separation between client and server allows Spark and its open ecosystem to be leveraged from everywhere. It can be embedded in modern data applications, in IDEs, Notebooks and programming languages. Ocean Spark support Spark Connect, and that can be especially useful for the direct execution of Spark SQL.
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 # Ocean
 
 Ocean automates cloud infrastructure for containers. It continuously analyzes how your containers use infrastructure, automatically scaling compute resources to maximize utilization and availability and utilizing the optimal blend of spot, reserved, and on-demand compute instances.
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 #  AWS ECS Features
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure scaling service that adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of containerized applications running on the cluster. Ocean monitors for pending ECS tasks and automatically adjusts the cluster size based on the workload placement constraints. 
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 # AWS Kubernetes and EKS Features
 
 Ocean automates cloud infrastructure for containers. It continuously analyzes how your containers use infrastructure, automatically scaling compute resources to maximize utilization and availability and utilizing the optimal blend of spot, reserved, and on-demand compute instances. 
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 #  Azure AKS Features
 
 Ocean automates cloud infrastructure for containers. It continuously analyzes how your containers use infrastructure, automatically scaling compute resources to maximize utilization and availability and utilizing the optimal blend of spot, reserved, and on-demand compute instances. Ocean eliminates the need to manage and operate cloud infrastructure. [Learn more...](https://docs.spot.io/ocean/overview-kubernetes)
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 # Ocean AWS K8s Cloud Cluster Overview Dashboard 
 
 The Cloud Cluster Overview dashboard provides enhanced functionality to analyze the Ocean Autoscaler actions with high granularity and gain deeper insights into its behavior. This topic delves into this dashboard's various components and sections, offering a detailed exploration of its capabilities. 
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 # Features
 
 Ocean automates cloud infrastructure for containers. It continuously analyzes how your containers use infrastructure, automatically scaling compute resources to maximize utilization and availability by utilizing the optimal blend of spot, reserved, and on-demand compute instances.
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 #  AMI Auto Update for EKS via the Console
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">EKS</font>
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 # Auto-Update Process (Ocean GKE)
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>
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 # Auto-Upgrade the AKS Control Plane Patch Version in the Console
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>
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 #  Availability Zones Recommendations (AWS Kubernetes)
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>  
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 # Cluster Orientation
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">ECS</font>    
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 # Committed Use Discount
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>.
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 # Cost Analysis
 
 In a containerized world, in which multiple applications and services share the same infrastructure, it is often hard to distinguish between the costs of different applications, services, and environments.
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 #  Dense Mode and Node Pools
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>  
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 # Distribute Nodes by vCPU
 
 Cloud sevice provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>  
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 # Dynamic Commitments 
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">EKS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/eks-auto-ami.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/eks-auto-ami.md
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 # EKS AMI Auto-Update
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">EKS</font>  
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/eks-bottlerocket-ami-conf.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/eks-bottlerocket-ami-conf.md
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 # Configure Bottlerocket AMI for Ocean
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">EKS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/elastic-ip.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/elastic-ip.md
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 # Elastic IP
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>  
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/gke-cluster-vng-orientation.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/gke-cluster-vng-orientation.md
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 # Cluster (and Virtual Node Group) Orientation
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/headroom.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/headroom.md
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 # Headroom
 
 One of Ocean’s key features for optimizing scaling is **headroom**, a buffer of spare capacity ensuring that a cluster is always ready for a rapid application scale-up.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/health-checks-and-autohealing.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/health-checks-and-autohealing.md
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 # Health Checks and Auto-healing
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/labels-and-taints.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/labels-and-taints.md
index 857a2e819d..7eeed6bc2b 100644
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 # Labels and Taints
 
 To make scheduling more efficient and compatible with Kubernetes, Ocean supports the following [Kubernetes constraint mechanisms](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/scheduling-eviction/assign-pod-node/) for scheduling pods:
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/log-integration-with-azure-blob.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/log-integration-with-azure-blob.md
index c167f77d53..7f1eb77b35 100644
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 #  Log Integration with Azure Blob
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">Azure</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/log-integration-with-s3.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/log-integration-with-s3.md
index 4dca5afb37..f3250255cb 100644
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 # Log Integration with S3
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/max-scale-down-vng-gke-ui.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/max-scale-down-vng-gke-ui.md
index ded7463094..6ee82154c1 100644
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 # Set Maximum Scale Down Percentage for Virtual Node Group or Cluster (GKE) via the Console
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font> 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-recom-tab.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-recom-tab.md
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 #  Automatic Right-Sizing Recommendations and Rules
 
 This feature has moved to the new [Flexera documentation portal]( https://docs-spot.flexera.com/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab).
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-savings-tab.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-savings-tab.md
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 #  Automatic Right-Sizing Actual Savings
 
 This feature has moved to the new [Flexera documentation portal]( https://docs-spot.flexera.com/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab).
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab.md
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 #  Ocean Cluster Automatic Right Sizing
 
 This feature has moved to the new [Flexera documentation portal]( https://docs-spot.flexera.com/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab).
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-rights-troubleshooting.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-rights-troubleshooting.md
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diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-dynamic-commitments-aws.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/ocean-dynamic-commitments-aws.md
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diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/revert-to-lower-cost-node.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/revert-to-lower-cost-node.md
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 # Revert to Lower-Cost Node
 
 In addition to [scale up](ocean/features/scaling-kubernetes?id=scale-up), [scale down](ocean/features/scaling-kubernetes?id=scale-down), and various optimization processes (e.g., Revert to Reserved Capacity, Savings Plans, and Revert to Spot), Ocean employs the Revert to Lower-cost Node process. This process is applied to nodes with underutilized compute resources that cannot be scaled down from the cluster's set of nodes.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/right-sizing.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/right-sizing.md
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 # Right Sizing
 
 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/roll-gen.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/roll-gen.md
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 # Rolls
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">AWS ECS</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/roll.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/roll.md
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 # Rolls (AKS)
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/running-hours.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/running-hours.md
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 # Shutdown Hours
 
 Use shutdown hours to achieve cost savings with Ocean. 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/scaling-ecs.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/scaling-ecs.md
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 # Scaling (ECS)
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">ECS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/scaling-kubernetes.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/scaling-kubernetes.md
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 # Scaling (Kubernetes)
 
 Ocean's pod-driven scaling for Kubernetes clusters serves three main goals:
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 # Automatic Right-Sizing-Troubleshooting
 
 This feature has moved to the new [Flexera documentation portal]( https://docs-spot.flexera.com/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab).
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/vngs/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/vngs/README.md
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 # Virtual Node Groups
 
 >**Note on terminology:** A Virtual node group is equivalent to a launch specification. The term virtual node group is used throughout our documentation, though you may see launch specifications appear in the [Spot API](https://docs.spot.io/api/). 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/features/vngs/attributes-and-actions-per-vng.md b/src/docs/ocean/features/vngs/attributes-and-actions-per-vng.md
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 # Attributes and Actions per VNG
 
 Many attributes you can apply to your cluster are also available for virtual node groups. This lets you organize and manage customized workload types within the same cluster. 
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 #  Import AKS Cluster with Availability Zone Zero
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/gcp-gke/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/gcp-gke/README.md
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 # GCP GKE Features
 
 Ocean automates cloud infrastructure for containers. It continuously analyzes how your containers use infrastructure, automatically scaling compute resources to maximize utilization and availability and utilizing the optimal blend of spot, reserved, and on-demand compute instances. Ocean eliminates the need to manage and operate cloud infrastructure. [Learn more...](https://docs.spot.io/ocean/overview-kubernetes)
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/README.md
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 # Getting Started
 
 It's easy to get started with Ocean. It integrates with multiple container and Kubernetes environments, including ECS, EKS, AKS, and GKE, as well as with your existing DevOps tools, such as Terraform, CloudFormation, and Ansible, to support your cloud-native applications.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/aks/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/aks/README.md
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 # Import an AKS Cluster to Ocean via the Console
 
 These are the options for importing an AKS cluster to Ocean:
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 # Prerequisites for Importing an AKS Cluster to Ocean 
 
 The following prerequisites are required before importing a cluster to Ocean.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/ecs.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/ecs.md
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 # Connect an Existing ECS Cluster
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure service for ECS that automatically adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of all tasks, containers, and applications.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/eks/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/eks/README.md
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 # Getting Started with EKS
 
 It is easy to start with Ocean for EKS, as it provides a simple flow to connect an existing EKS cluster and multiple ways to create new EKS clusters already connected to Ocean.
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 # Create a New EKS Cluster
 
 In this procedure, you will create an Amazon EKS cluster directly from the Spot Console and an Ocean object to manage the cluster worker nodes.
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 # Connect an Existing EKS Cluster
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure service for Kubernetes that automatically adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of pods, containers, and applications.   
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 # Connect an Existing EKS Cluster
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure service for Kubernetes that automatically adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of pods, containers, and applications.   
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/eks/terraform.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/eks/terraform.md
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 # Terraform
 
 Terraform is a tool for building, changing, and versioning infrastructure safely and efficiently. Terraform can manage existing and popular service providers as well as custom, in-house solutions. Terraform supports many cloud providers and platforms including Spot.
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 # Connect an Existing GKE Cluster
 
 This topic describes connecting an existing GKE cluster to Ocean using the [Spot Console](http://console.spotinst.com/).
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/insights.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/insights.md
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 # Connect Ocean Insights
 
 Ocean Insights provides a convenient way for you to see how Ocean can reduce your cluster costs and optimize your cluster resources. Insights reads and analyzes data from your Kubernetes cluster and then presents a detailed report of potential savings that you could achieve. This Insights analysis is free of charge and does not require any migration or changes to your cluster configuration.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/kops.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/kops.md
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 # Getting Started with kOps
 
 Kubernetes Operations, or [kOps](https://github.com/kubernetes/kops), is an open-source project for setting up Kubernetes clusters. The project describes itself as kubectl for clusters. kOps enables the deployment of highly available Kubernetes clusters on AWS.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/openshift.md b/src/docs/ocean/getting-started/openshift.md
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 # OpenShift
 
 >**Note**: OpenShift integration is currently only supported for AWS Kubernetes.
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 # Import an AKS Cluster to Ocean 
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure service for Kubernetes that automatically adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of pods, containers, and applications. 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/ocean-aks-cloud-cluster-overview.md b/src/docs/ocean/ocean-aks-cloud-cluster-overview.md
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 # Ocean AKS Cloud Cluster Overview Dashboard
 
 The Cloud Cluster Overview dashboard provides enhanced functionality to analyze the Ocean autoscaler actions with high granularity and gain deeper insights into its behavior. 
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 # Ocean Overview (ECS)
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure scaling service that adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of containerized applications running on the cluster.
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 # Ocean Overview (Kubernetes)
 
 Ocean automates cloud infrastructure for containers. It continuously analyzes how your containers are using infrastructure, automatically scaling compute resources to maximize utilization and availability and utilizing the optimal blend of spot, reserved, and on-demand compute instances. Ocean eliminates the need to manage and operate cloud infrastructure.
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 # Ocean Release Notes
 
 
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 <img src="/docs/ocean/_media/ocean-ecs-architecture.png" />
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 # Tips & Best Practices
 
 This page presents a collection of tips, suggestions, and recommendations to help you become an expert Ocean user and get the most out of your Ocean experience. To learn more, click on a topic below.
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 # Let Ocean Manage Machine Types
 
 Ocean operation is based on containers, and as such, Ocean is free to utilize all types of cloud infrastructure, distribute optimally, and focus on cutting costs. Therefore, when it comes to machine types, it is usually best practice to let Ocean make the intelligent decisions about which machine family to launch.
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 # Upgrade Kubernetes Version in Ocean AKS Cluster
 
 This page describes the procedures for upgrading the Kubernetes version in Ocean AKS Cluster.
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 #  Configure a Minor K8s Version for a Virtual Node Group 
 
 This topic describes what to do with your Virtual Node Groups when you upgrade the Kubernetes K8s version for your clusters.  
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 # Ocean Tools and Integrations
 
 Spot integrates with several tools to help streamline your workflow:
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 # eksctl
 
 [eksctl AWS CLI](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/eksctl-eks-cli/) is an open-source CLI that lets you easily create Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) clusters. One of the benefits of EKS is that the Kubernetes control plane is handled entirely by AWS, freeing you from managing high availability for your control plane(s) and handling ongoing maintenance, such as Kubernetes upgrades.
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 # Create a new Cluster with eksctl
 
 In this procedure, you will create an Ocean Kubernetes cluster with [eksctl](https://eksctl.io/) and migrate existing unmanaged nodegroups into Ocean-managed ones so you can spend more time with other tasks instead of managing infrastructure.
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 # Connect an Existing Cluster using eksctl
 
 If you have an existing EKS cluster managed by eksctl and would like to connect it to Ocean, complete the procedure below.
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 # Grafana Dashboard
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>
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 # kOps Integration
 
 See:
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 # Get Started
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 # Installation
 
 ## Install kOps
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 # Install kOps 1.12
 
 ## Installing kOps Binaries
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 # Install kOps 1.13
 
 Download the proper binary file for your operating system:
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 # Install kOps 1.14
 
 Download the proper binary file for your operating system:
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 # Metadata Labels
 
 Spot supports metadata labels to be configured by using the Spot instance group to configure various Ocean settings. All labels marked with `*` must be configured on the same instance group that contains `spotinst.io/ocean-default-launchspec: "true"`. Below is a list of supported metadata labels and the default values.
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 # Migrate a Cluster
 
 ## Prerequisites
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 # OpenShift
 
 See:
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 # Create Ocean Cluster from OpenShift (v3.11)
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure service for Kubernetes that automatically adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of all pods, containers, and applications.
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 # Create Ocean Cluster from OpenShift (v4.x)
 
 Ocean is a managed infrastructure service for Kubernetes that automatically adjusts infrastructure capacity and size to meet the needs of all pods, containers, and applications.
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 # Prometheus for Kubernetes Data-Plane Monitoring
 
 Ocean manages the scaling of the Kubernetes data plane, and the data generated in the process could be valuable for monitoring your containerized environment. Using well-defined Prometheus metrics for monitoring Ocean can help you understand the cluster scaling and debug any issues that may arise. In addition, you can build alerts based on the metrics to address issues in real-time and track important trends on a dashboard of different Ocean metrics.  
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 # Scrape Ocean Metrics using Prometheus
 
 This topic is valid for EKS, AKS, and GKE.
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 # Set up and Configure Grafana for Ocean
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>
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 # Ocean Troubleshooting
 
 This topic includes information to help you troubleshoot and resolve issues that might come up while using Ocean.
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 # Troubleshoot the Ocean Controller Version 1
 
 >**IMPORTANT NOTICE**: Ocean Controller Version 1 is now deprecated for **<font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>** (from November 1, 2024), for **<font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>** (from December 18, 2024), and for **<font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>** (from January 1, 2025) . This means that Version 1 will not support new features, and any unexpected behaviors or security issues identified after this date will not be addressed. We recommend upgrading to Ocean Controller Version 2.0 for the best performance and support.    [Learn more...](https://docs.spot.io/ocean/tutorials/ocean-controller-v2/)   
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 # Troubleshoot Unscheduled Pods 
 
 We have provided this topic to help you troubleshoot issues with unscheduled pods in Kubernetes. 
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 #  EC2 Instances Created by Ocean Cannot Join EKS Cluster
 
 ## Issue
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 # Ocean Overview Dashboards
 
 This topic includes these dashboards:
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 # Analyze Your Costs
 
 In a containerized world, where multiple applications and services share the same infrastructure, it is often hard to distinguish the costs of different applications, services, and environments.
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 # Configurations for the Ocean Prometheus Exporter
 
 Helm link:
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 # Connect an AKS Private cluster
 
 Ocean supports the management and optimization of AKS private clusters. This tutorial describes how to connect your AKS private cluster to Ocean.
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 # Create a Cost Filter
 
 Sometimes it is useful to create a [Cost Analysis](ocean/features/cost-analysis) that takes only certain workloads into consideration. You can do this by adding a filter.
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 # Create a Cluster for GKE Using Shared VPC
 
 Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) allows an organization to connect resources from multiple projects to a common [VPC network](https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/vpc), so that they can communicate with each other securely and efficiently using internal IPs from that network. When you use Shared VPC, you designate a project as a host project and attach one or more other service projects to it. The VPC networks in the host project are called Shared VPC networks.
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 # Create Custom Labels
 
 In this tutorial you will learn how to use custom labels with Ocean Launch Specifications.
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 # Install the Ocean Network Client in the Cluster
 
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 # Install Network Client
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 # Manage Virtual Node Groups (AKS)
 
 Virtual Node Groups (VNGs) provide a single layer of abstraction that enables you to manage different types of workloads on the same cluster. 
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 # Manage Virtual Node Groups
 
 [Virtual Node Groups](ocean/features/launch-specifications.md) (VNGs) provide a single layer of abstraction that enables you to manage different types of workloads on the same cluster.
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 ##  AKS Migration Troubleshooting
 
 For a Failed migration status, a reason for the failure is written in the Ocean logs. 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-existing-egs-ecs.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-existing-egs-ecs.md
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 # Migrate Existing Elastigroups to Ocean (ECS)
 
 The following tutorial covers importing any existing Elastigroups running an ECS cluster to Ocean.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-existing-egs-ekskops.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-existing-egs-ekskops.md
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 # Migrate Existing Elastigroups to Ocean (EKS,  kOps)
 
 The following tutorial covers migration of existing Elastigroups running a Kubernetes cluster to Ocean.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-aks-api.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-aks-api.md
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 # Migrate AKS Workload using the Spot API
 
 This page describes migrating existing AKS Kubernetes workloads into an Ocean cluster.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-aks-ui.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-aks-ui.md
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 #  Migrate AKS Workload using the Console
 
 This topic describes migrating your existing Kubernetes workloads into an Ocean cluster via the Ocean console.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-aks.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-aks.md
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 #  Migrate the Workload to Ocean on AKS
 
 Ocean automates the migration process of manually draining and re-scheduling your Kubernetes pods on new nodes. You can migrate and register your workloads (nodes and pods) into Ocean so Spot will manage them.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-via-api.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-via-api.md
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 # Migrate Workload using the API
 
 This page describes how to migrate existing Kubernetes workloads into an Ocean cluster by using the API.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-via-ui.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload-via-ui.md
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 # Migrate Workload using the Console
 
 This page describes how to migrate existing Kubernetes workloads into an Ocean cluster.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migrate-workload.md
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 # Migrate Workload to Ocean
 
 Ocean automates the migration process of manually draining and re-scheduling your Kubernetes pods on new nodes. You can migrate and register your workloads (nodes and pods) into Ocean so they will be managed by Spot.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migration-ts-aws.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/migration-ts-aws.md
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 # AWS Kubernetes Migration Troubleshooting
 
 When a migration status is Failed, a reason for the failure is written in the Ocean logs. The table below lists the possible failure messages and provides additional information to help you resolve the issue.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/ocean-controller-v2/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/ocean-controller-v2/README.md
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 # Ocean Controller Version 2 
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>, and <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font> 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/ocean-dashboard.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/ocean-dashboard.md
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 # Ocean Dashboard
 
 The Ocean dashboard gives you quick access to insights and summary data over all the Kubernetes Ocean clusters in your Spot account. You can obtain an overview of your current cost efficiency status, insights for potential savings, and detailed breakdowns of your workload cost efficiency across Ocean clusters or aggregated according to Kubernetes labels and annotations.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/set-running-hours.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/set-running-hours.md
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 # Set Shutdown Hours
 
 >**Important:** Before you set shutdown hours, you must configure the minimum capacity in the Ocean cluster to 0.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/set-up-extended-resource-support.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/set-up-extended-resource-support.md
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 # Set up Extended Resource Support
 
 The Kubernetes [extended resources](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/extended-resource-node/) feature allows cluster administrators to advertise node-level resources that would otherwise be unknown to Kubernetes. As the infrastructure manager, Ocean integrates with Kubernetes to take advantage of this feature for [scaling](ocean/features/scaling-kubernetes) activities.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/README.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/README.md
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 # Ocean Controller Version 1
 
 >**IMPORTANT NOTICE**: Ocean Controller Version 1 is now deprecated for **<font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>** (from November 1, 2024), for **<font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>** (from December 18, 2024), and for **<font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>** (from January 1, 2025) . This means that Version 1 will not support new features, and any unexpected behaviors or security issues identified after this date will not be addressed. We recommend upgrading to Ocean Controller Version 2.0 for the best performance and support.    [Learn more...](https://docs.spot.io/ocean/tutorials/ocean-controller-v2/)    
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/beta.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/beta.md
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 # Ocean Controller (Beta) Installation 
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 # Controller Permissions
 
 The Ocean Controller is a pod that resides within your k8s cluster, enabling the integration with the Spot platform. It is responsible for collecting metrics and events that are pushed via a secured link to the Spot SaaS platform for the purpose of capacity scaling activities as well as additional features of the Spot Kubernetes integration.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/controller-version-history.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/controller-version-history.md
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 # Controller Version History
 
 ## [1.0.101] - 2024-08-14
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/controller-version-two-hist.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/controller-version-two-hist.md
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 # Ocean Controller Version 2 History
 
 ## Chart Version [0.1.68] (v2.0.74) - 2025-11-11
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/install-with-helm.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/install-with-helm.md
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 # Install with Helm
 
 ## For Helm Versions 2.\* and Earlier
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 # Install with kubectl
 
 To install the Ocean Controller, follow the steps below.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/install-with-terraform.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/install-with-terraform.md
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 # Install with Terraform
 
 Spot provides a [Terraform Module](https://registry.terraform.io/modules/spotinst/ocean-controller/spotinst) to install and manage the [Ocean Controller](https://docs.spot.io/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/). This module uses the official Kubernetes provider to provision all cluster resources required by the controller.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-install.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-install.md
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 # Install the Ocean Controller Version 2
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>, and <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>.
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 # Ocean Controller Version 2 
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-permissions.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-permissions.md
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 # Ocean Controller Version 2 Permissions
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-proxy.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-proxy.md
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 # Proxy Settings
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>
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 # Troubleshoot the Ocean Controller Version 2
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>, and <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-update.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/ocean-controller-two-update.md
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 # Update the Ocean Controller Version 2
 
 Cloud service provider relevance: <font color="#FC01CC">AWS Kubernetes</font>, <font color="#FC01CC">GKE</font>,  and <font color="#FC01CC">AKS</font>
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 # Ocean Controller Proxy Settings
 
 This page describes how to configure the Ocean Controller Proxy.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/update-controller.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/spot-kubernetes-controller/update-controller.md
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 # Update the Controller
 
 In this tutorial, you will learn how to update the Ocean Controller in your Kubernetes cluster.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/upgrade-kubernetes-eks.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/upgrade-kubernetes-eks.md
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 # Upgrade Kubernetes Version in an Ocean EKS Cluster
 
 This page describes the procedures for upgrading the Kubernetes version in an Ocean cluster.
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/use-right-sizing.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/use-right-sizing.md
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 # Use Right Sizing
 
 Check out the [Automatic Right-Sizing feature!](https://docs.spot.io/ocean/features/ocean-cluster-right-sizing-tab)
diff --git a/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/view-scaling-constraints.md b/src/docs/ocean/tutorials/view-scaling-constraints.md
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 # View Scaling Constraints
 
 Every application has its unique compute infrastructure requirements, and for that reason container orchestrators such as Kubernetes allow the use of taints and affinities to control precisely where pods run.
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 ##  Reusable Snippet
 
 I am a markdown reusable snippet.
diff --git a/src/docs/reusables/_reusable-sample.md b/src/docs/reusables/_reusable-sample.md
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 ##  Reusable Snippet
 
 I am a markdown reusable snippet.
diff --git a/src/docs/spot-connect/README.md b/src/docs/spot-connect/README.md
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 # Spot Connect Overview
 
 Spot Connect is a comprehensive cloud orchestration, automation and response platform that unifies case management, automation, real-time collaboration and incident remediation to serve cloud engineering teams across the incident lifecycle.
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 <!-- Table of Contents -->
 
 - <a href="/" class="sidebar-home"><i data-feather="arrow-left" class="sidebar-back-icon"></i>Back to Home</a>
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 # Actions
 
 Some of the workflow actions available in Spot Connect are not tied to specific third-party integrations. They may support certain AWS cloud services or they may be standalone utilities that help direct the flow of your workflow execution.
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 # AWS System Status  
 
 Use this action node to obtain the latest operational status of AWS services.  
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 # CloudWatch 
 
 CloudWatch is used to monitor AWS resources and use alarms, logs, and events to take automated action to reduce mean time to resolution.  
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 # Conditional 
 
 Use this action node to perform a conditional action based on the previous step's output. 
diff --git a/src/docs/spot-connect/actions/container.md b/src/docs/spot-connect/actions/container.md
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 # Container
 
 Use the Container node for running a script that is packaged in a container to remediate an incident. To do so, you need to create an ECR that contains a docker image.  
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 The CSV Export node allows data in the form of JSON Maplist to be passed into the node, along with a destination S3 bucket.  
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 # EC2 
 
 EC2 actions allow you to perform targeted operations against EC2 resources. 
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 The HTTP Send Request node sends a request to the provided URL with available HTTP request options. Use this operation to send an HTTP request to your services. 
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 Use this node to perform JSONpath expression on your JSON objects. 
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 # Python Exec 
 
 Python Exec enables you to check out a python-based code repo from GitHub/ Bitbucket and execute a designated script in a repo within a Docker container running on your target AWS account, in a safe and secure manner. 
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 # Send Email 
 
 An action that sends an email to multiple recipients. 
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 # String Transformers
 
 This action node manipulates a string output from the previous node. 
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 # AWS Services
 
 This page under construction!
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 # EC2
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 # Service Health
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 # Get to Know the Workflow Builder
 
 In the workflow interface you can drag, drop, and connect nodes on the canvas to create a workflow that suits your needs.
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 # Create your first workflow - AWS Integration
 
 You can shut down an EC2 instance with a specific name. The following procedure is an example of creating a workflow that shuts down an EC2 instance.  
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 # Create your First Workflow - Spot Integration
 
 With Spot Connect, you can automatically execute a workflow with actionable results, including Slack notifications, approval policies, and Elastigroup-specific actions like scale up, scale-down, delete a group, and more.
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 # Video - Spot Connect
 
 <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/_6TTwmlszAU" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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 # QuickStart- Workflow Templates
 
 Workflow templates in Spot Connect help you navigate to a specific workflow easily.
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 # Run your First Workflow
 
 You can run a workflow by ensuring that it has the four following components:   
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 # Spot Connect Integrations
 
 Integrations are the building blocks of Spot Connect. By configuring integration instances against various third-party enterprise systems, users can drag and drop integration actions into the Spot Connect workflow editor to create workflows. Specific operations will be performed against those systems during execution of such workflows.
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 # Ansible
 
 Ansible is an IT automation platform that makes it easier to deploy and maintain applications and systems. 
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 # API Keys
 
 API keys are unique to your organization. An API key is required to send a webhook event to Spot Connect.
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 # AWS Health Trigger
 
 Webhooks are automated messages sent from applications when some alerts and notifications happen. They have a message, or payload, and are sent to a unique URL.
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 # Amazon Web Services
 
 Execute AWS API calls from within Spot Connect Workflows.
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 # CloudFormation Templates
 
 CloudFormation actions allow you to perform operations to manage your AWS resources. 
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 # Datadog Usage Metric
 
 Use Datadog integration to collect billable and usage metrics for your organization.
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 # Datadog
 
 Use the Datadog integration to ingest alerts raised by the monitoring system and respond to them automatically. 
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 # EKS Permissions 
 
 EKS actions require additional IAM configuration to create a cluster and access it. 
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 # Elasticsearch
 
 Elasticsearch is a tool that is used for full-text search and analytics. It is widely used as an open-source logging database and offers real-time, distributed, and analytics capabilities. It is a highly scalable document storage engine, that stores data in document format, and allows users to perform advanced queries for detailed analysis. The integration of Elasticsearch with Spot Connect provides you with the ability to interact with data in Elasticsearch within their automation workflows, utilizing the search API. 
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 # GitHub/Bitbucket Cloud
 
 The GitHub/Bitbucket cloud integration manages Git repositories while enabling you to clone Git repositories and create pull requests.  
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 # Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
 
 Use the GKE integration in Spot Connect to manage the clusters deployed in Google infrastructure. 
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 # Humio
 
 The integration between Humio and Spot Connect provides users with the ability to automate and streamline cloud log management. 
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 # Instana
 
 The Instana integration ingests issues or incidents raised by built-in or custom events and responds to them automatically. 
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 # Jenkins
 
 Use the Jenkins integration to run Jenkins jobs as part of your automation workflows.  
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 # Jira
 
 Use the Jira integration to create new issues inside your Jira sprints. 
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 # New Relic
 
 New Relic is a cloud-based observability platform built to help you create more perfect software. It includes these core components:
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 # Opsgenie
 
 Opsgenie is mainly used for on-call, alerting, and incident management. 
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 # PagerDuty
 
 The PagerDuty integration standardizes and speeds up the resolution of various cloud alerts. PagerDuty aggregates data from myriad monitoring tools and creates actionable insights in the form of incidents. You can tap into the real-time PagerDuty intel with the workflow automation features of Spot Connect to improve full-stack visibility and accelerated incident response.  
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 # Prometheus
 
 Use this integration to monitor machine-centric as well as highly dynamic service-oriented architectures. 
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 # Pulumi
 
 Use the Pulumi integration to execute Pulumi templates and connect the execution with other integrations that Spot Connect offers. 
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 # S3 Buckets
 
 These action nodes allow you to manage and maintain AWS S3 resources. 
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 # ServiceNow
 
 Use the ServiceNow integration to streamline your incidents and respond to them automatically.
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 # Slack
 
 Slack is a very popular communication tool and you can use the Slack integration to send messages and notifications to your Slack team. One of the most common workflow integrations is the connection to the user's communication suite.  
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 # AWS SNS Webhook 
 
 Webhooks are automated messages sent from applications when something happens. They have a message, or payload, and are sent to a unique URL. 
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 # Splunk
 
 This integration assists you in retrieving data and enables Splunk in your automation workflows. 
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 # Splunk On-Call (VictorOps)
 
 Splunk On-Call (VictorOps) is a collaboration and incident management platform for on-call teams. This integration can be used to trigger workflows when it receives any incoming signal for alerts. With the help of the integration, incidents can be rerouted or resolved in the workflows.  
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 # Spot Integration 
 
 The Spot integration automates Elastigroup and Ocean operations and optimizes your cloud infrastructure. 
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 # Spot Security Webhook 
 
 Webhook integration in a Spot Connect workflow lets you trigger execution of a workflow after validating the webhook input. When creating a workflow, Spot Connect provides a Spot Security webhook trigger node that can be invoked by any Spot Security application once a new alert is generated to automatically execute the workflow. 
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 # Squadcast
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 # SSH Target 
 
 Use this integration to run commands over SSH and log results and errors. 
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 Sumo Logic is a cloud data analytics platform focused on security, operations, and business intelligence use cases.   
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 # Teleport
 
 This is a test.
diff --git a/src/docs/spot-connect/integrations/terraform-cli.md b/src/docs/spot-connect/integrations/terraform-cli.md
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 Terraform CLI executes Terraform templates and connects the execution with other integrations that Spot Connect offers. 
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 # Terraform Cloud
 
 Terraform Cloud is used to manage cloud infrastructure including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure efficiently and remotely by managing Terraform code. 
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 # Twilio
 
 The Twilio integration can be used to send text messages to your team and provides web service APIs for various communication functions such as make/receive phone calls, send/receive text messages. 
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 # Generic Webhook
 
 Webhooks are automated messages sent from applications when an issue occurs. They have a message, or payload, and are sent to a unique URL. They are a simple mechanism and nearly every service can integrate with Spot Connect by using webhooks.
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 # Zendesk
 
 These action snippets let you send comments made on a Jira ticket to its linked Zendesk tickets. You can also send individual comments on a Zendesk ticket.
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 # Zoom
diff --git a/src/docs/spot-connect/release-notes/README.md b/src/docs/spot-connect/release-notes/README.md
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 # Spot Connect Release Notes
 
 * **CON-0002 September 16, 2024** Spot Connect has a new look and feel. The basic functionality hasn't changed. The benefits include reduced loading time and increased security.
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 # Resources
 
 This page under construction!
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 # API Keys
diff --git a/src/docs/spot-connect/resources/cloudformation.md b/src/docs/spot-connect/resources/cloudformation.md
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 # Coudformation Templates
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 # Cloudwatch Targets
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 # EKS Permissions
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 # Github Repos
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 # S3 Buckets
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 # SSH Targets
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 # Sample Workflows
 
 This page under construction!
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 # Automate Incident Response
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 # Stop Underutilized Resources
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 # Spot Security
 
 Using its methodology of Analyze, Detect, and Act, Spot Security enables you to rapidly understand your cloud security posture on the public cloud and attack surface and compliance gaps. Spot Security provides unprecedented visibility into your cloud deployment, and you can set it up within minutes.
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 - <a href="/" class="sidebar-home"><i data-feather="arrow-left" class="sidebar-back-icon"></i>Back to Home</a>
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 # Features
 
 Spot Security enables public cloud users to rapidly understand their cloud security posture and attack surface. Spot Security provides unprecedented visibility into your cloud deployment and can be set up in minutes. You can analyze your security configurations, detect anomalies, and take remediation and prevention actions from your regular Spot Console, providing you a single focal point for your cloud management. Click on the links below to learn about the major features.
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 # Administration
 
 The Administration page enables you to see an overview of all of the cloud accounts that you have created, view their status at a glance, and add and remove accounts.
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 # Analyze Risks
 
 Risk analysis gives you visibility into your misconfigurations on several levels:
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 # Remediate
 
 You can fix risks identified in Spot Security using the remediation flow.
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 # View Risk Details
 
 The Risk Details page gives you an in-depth picture of a risk, including a risk impact map, affected resources, essential details, and a pathway to remediation.
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 # Compliance
 
 Spot Security provides information on how compliant your organization is with global security standards.  
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 # Events
 
 Spot Security strives to reduce the Signal-to-Noise ratio of cloud security events for the users and highlight the events that have occurred on your cloud network within a defined time period based on event security.   
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 # IaC scanning
 
 Infrastructure as Code (IaC) scanning examines your source code repository to identify misconfigurations. It checks your pull requests (PRs) and provides comments on detected misconfigurations, allowing you to address them before merging the pull request. 
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 # Bitbucket Cloud Access Token Generation Steps
 
 Spot Security requires a valid Bitbucket Cloud Personal Access token to scan the repositories. The steps to generate the token can be found at [Access Tokens | Bitbucket Cloud | Atlassian Support](https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/access-tokens/). 
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 # Generate a Github Access Token
 
 You can create:
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 # Generate a Gitlab Cloud Access Token
 
 Spot Security requires a valid Gitlab Personal Access token to scan the repositories. The steps to generate the token can be found at [Personal access tokens | GitLab](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/personal_access_tokens.html).  
diff --git a/src/docs/spot-security/features/inventory.md b/src/docs/spot-security/features/inventory.md
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 # Inventory
 
 Spot Security provides a list of all supported assets within your cloud network. Analytics are provided to help increase your visibility. 
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 # Policy Engine
 
 The Policy Engine feature is a powerful tool that is designed to enhance the security of your cloud infrastructure by detecting various types of access to assets. It helps identify external, internal, and public access, ensuring proper access control and minimizing potential security risks. Additionally, the Policy Engine can provide input to optimize the IAM Policy attached to your assets. 
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 # Security Dashboard
 
 The Security Dashboard gives you a high-level summary of your cloud security posture. It also provides quick access to more detailed information and remediation actions.
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 # Threats
 
 AWS Threat Detection and Response is an advanced security feature offered by Spot Security to safeguard your cloud infrastructure from potential threats and unauthorized activities. By combining event analysis from CloudTrail with Spot's proprietary anomaly detection methods, this feature provides comprehensive protection and maps detected anomalies to the ATT&CK MITRE framework for enhanced threat intelligence. 
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 # Topology 
 
 Spot Security gives you easy visibility over your network topology with several types of views. The topology view enables you to view the assets of your interest and determine potential attack paths for both AWS and Azure.  
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 # Vulnerability Scan
 
 Spot Security can scan the VMs of the onboarded accounts and provide you information regarding the open common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs). 
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 # Configure Vulnerability Scan 
 
 Part of maintaining a secure environment is regularly conducting vulnerability scans. Vulnerability scans help identify potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities that could be exploited by unauthorized individuals or entities. 
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 # Configure Vulnerability Scan for AWS
 
 You can choose to set up vulnerability for your AWS VMs and/or EKS. Before you can set up EKS scanning, make sure your cluster is [onboarded to Ocean](ocean/getting-started/eks/).
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 # Configure Vulnerability Scan for Azure 
 
 This procedure describes how to configure vulnerability scans for Azure accounts. 
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 # Vulnerability Scan Dashboard 
 
 Vulnerability scanning identifies the common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) impacting your VMs and containers. You can view the vulnerabilities according to categories and trends.
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 # Get Started
 
 Spot Security helps you manage your cloud security posture by giving a 360-degree view of the most critical risks and anomalies, along with prioritized recommendations, guided remediation, and compliance. To connect your cloud accounts to Spot Security, you need to first connect them to the Spot platform.
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 # Onboard AWS Account
 
 This procedure describes how to connect your AWS account to Spot Security.
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 # Onboard Azure Account
 
 If you are using Spot Security for the first time, in the left main menu of the Spot console click **Spot Security** > **Start With 30 Days Free Trial**.  
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 # Spot Security: Licensing Guide
 
 ## Subscription
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 # Spot Security Release Notes
 
 ## Features and Enhancements
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 # Spot Security Support Matrix
 
 ## Supported AWS Asset Types
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 # Spot Storage for AWS
 
 Spot Storage is a managed service that optimizes cloud storage using capacity and performance auto-scaling engines and waste management technology for object, block, and file storage.
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 # Use the Spot Storage Dashboard
 
 The Spot Storage Dashboard provides an overview of your storage resources in the cloud (AWS) and presents recommendations for you to achieve cost savings for your storage use.
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 # View Recommendations Log
 Spot Storage keeps a log of the actions you have taken based on the Recommendations presented.
 
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 # Tools and Provisioning
 
 Spot easily plugs into the tools you already use including infrastructure as code providers such as Terraform, CloudFormation, Ansible, and Puppet. Keep your existing templates in place, and let Spot determine and enforce the best possible mix of server sizes, types, and lifecycles for your workloads.
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 # Ansible Module Documentation
 
 Ansible is an open-source software provisioning, configuration management, and application-deployment tool enabling infrastructure as code.
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 # CI/CD
 
 Spot easily plugs into your delivery pipeline, including major CI/CD platforms such as [Jenkins](tools-and-provisioning/ci-cd/jenkins.md), and [GitLab](tools-and-provisioning/ci-cd/gitlab.md), and extends your Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline of choice with Continuous Optimization (CO) to complete the application delivery pipeline.
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 # Chef
 
 ## Integrate Chef with Elastigroup
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 # GitLab
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Jenkins
 
 ## Run Jenkins with the Spot Plugin
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 # CloudFormation Overview
 
 AWS CloudFormation is an infrastructure automation tool that provisions cloud computing resources. By creating a stack template, you can be confident your AWS cloud resources are built in a consistent manner.
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 # Activate a Resource in Public Extensions Registry
 
 This page describes how to activate a Spot resource in the AWS CloudFormation public extensions registry.
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 # Beanstalk Examples
 
 This section provides information about creating an Elastigroup in a Elastic Beanstalk environment.
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 # Create New Environment
 
 To create an Elastigroup in the same template that creates a Beanstalk environment, create the following in your template:
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 # Use Existing Environment
 
 | **Attribute**                                                                       | **Type**    | **Description**                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
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 # Elastigroup Examples
 
 This section provides templates and other information to set up Elastigroups on spot instances.
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 # Create Elastigroup for ECS – YAML Based
 
 Create a new Elastigroup for ECS cluster.
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 # Create Elastigroup – Generic
 
 Create a new Elastigroup – generic with basic scaling.
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 # Create Elastigroup – Stateful
 
 Create a new Elastigroup – Stateful configuration.
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 # Create Elastigroup – YAML Based
 
 Create a new Elastigroup.
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 # Import ASG
 
 Allows you to create an Elastigroup based on the setup of an ASG. For full API documentation, check out [Import ASG](https://docs.spot.io/api/#operation/elastigroupAwsImportAsg).
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 # EMR Examples
 
 This section provides templates and other information to set up Elastigroups to manage your EMR clusters on spot instances.
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 # Clone Cluster
 
 Clone an existing EMR Cluster into an Elastigroup.
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 # Wrap Cluster
 
 The Spot Elastigroup integration with EMR clusters can help you quickly Wrap your existing cluster with Spot instances as Task nodes.
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 # Get Started with Lambda
 
 ## Step 1. Generate Token
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 # Resource Types
 
 You can manage the Spot resources listed below via CloudFormation custom resources.
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 # More CloudFormation Examples
 
 This section provides additional templates and other information about tools integrated with Spot.
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 # Create AWS Stateful Nodes
 
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 # Create HCS on Existing Elastigroup
 
 Once the Spot Health Check Service is Installed on an instance, set the Spot Health Check configuration in Elastigroup using Cloud Formation templates.
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 # Notification
 
 Add a new notification to an existing Elastigroup by creating a new stack and referring to existing groupId, or create a new Elastigroup together with a notification.
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 # Ocean Examples
 
 This section provides templates and other information for creating Ocean clusters using CloudFormation.
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 # ECS Ocean Cluster
 
 Create an ECS Ocean Cluster with the following CloudFormation template.
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 # ECS Ocean Launch Spec
 
 Create an ECS Ocean Launch Spec with the following CloudFormation template.
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 # Kubernetes Ocean Cluster
 
 Create an Ocean Cluster with the following CloudFormation template.
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 # Kubernetes Ocean Launch Spec
 
 Create an Ocean Launch Spec with the following CloudFormation template. The full body attributes list is available on our main [creation](https://docs.spot.io/api/#operation/OceanAWSLaunchSpecCreate) page.
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 # Template Structure
 
 This section provides information about the CloudFormation template structure.
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 # Output
 
 Optional: Describes the values that are returned when viewing the stack properties.
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 # Parameters
 
 AWS CloudFormation allows customizing templates and inputting custom values to templates when creating or updating a stack. When creating a template, define a default value which will be used to provision the stack unless a different value is provided. Define the parameter value in the parameter block and use it in the resources block.
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 # References
 
 AWS CloudFormation provides a built-in function that helps to reuse parameters and different resources managed by the stack:
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 # Resources
 
 Describes the resources created and managed by the template. The resource properties depend on the resource type.
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 # Tools
 
 This section includes information about tools you can use with CloudFormation.
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 # CFN Helper Scripts
 
 [CFN helper scripts](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/cfn-helper-scripts-reference.html) are used to retrieve and interpret resource metadata, install packages, create files, and start services. It is commonly used in user-data scripts.
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 # Troposphere
 
 [Troposphere](https://github.com/cloudtools/troposphere) is a library for creating AWS CloudFormation templates.
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 # CloudFoundry BOSH
 
 BOSH is an open source tool for release engineering, deployment, lifecycle management, and monitoring of distributed systems. We will install the BOSH server (Director) using BOSH CLI. Once a VM with Director is running, we are going to use BOSH CLI to send commands to the Director.
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 # This is the title
 
 This is a test file.
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 # SDK for Python
 
 You can use a Python client library for accessing the Spot API. For detailed information, go to the [Spot SDK for Python](https://github.com/spotinst/spotinst-sdk-python) on the Spot Github site.
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 # Spinnaker Overview
 
 Spinnaker is an open source, multi-cloud, continuous delivery platform for releasing software changes with confidence and high velocity.
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 # Set up Halyard
 
 This page describes the second part of the Spinnaker integration which includes installing Halyard and setting up Spot as a cloud provider in Spinnaker. Halyard is the configuration service which manages the lifecycle of Spinnaker services.
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 # Set up Environment as Local Git
 
 This page describes the prerequisites and procedures for setting up the local Git environment for using Spinnaker.
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 # Terraform Overview
 
 Terraform is a tool for building, changing, and versioning infrastructure safely and efficiently. Terraform can manage existing and popular service providers as well as custom, in-house solutions. Terraform supports many cloud providers and platforms including Spot. You can easily create and manage Elastigroups using your existing Terraform templates and take full advantage of the Spot platform.
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 # Getting Started with Terraform
 
 Terraform is a tool for building, changing, and versioning infrastructure safely and efficiently. Terraform can manage existing and popular service providers as well as custom, in-house solutions. Terraform supports many cloud providers and platforms including Spot.
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 # Configuration
 
 ## Provider Configuration
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 # Install Terraform
 
 ## Terraform Providers
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 # Migrate to Spot Official Provider
 
 ## Introduction
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 # Tools
 
 This section includes information about useful tools and resources for the Spot-Terraform integration.
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 # Resources
 
 Using your existing Terraform templates, you can take full advantage of the Spot platform. You can use the Spot Terraform plugin to interact with the platform, create Elastigroups, containerized workloads (with Ocean), and managed instances. See the [Spot Provider](https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/spotinst/index.html) page to take advantage of all the resources available.
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 # Upgrade to Terraform v0.12
 
 ## Introduction