I'm new to the google cloud platform, I've created an instance group. I want to know that, Is it possible to name the instances of instance group in a specific series?
For eg. :
my-GCP-instance-001,
my-GCP-instance-002,
my-GCP-instance-003
then if a new instance is created it should acquire the name
my-GCP-instance-004
let's say instance group scales in (kills an instance), let's assume it terminates
my-GCP-instance-002
when it scales out and creates a new instance it should identify the missing series
my-GCP-instance-002
and name its instance
my-GCP-instance-002.
Let me know if it is possible, it will be very helpful.
When creating an instance group, you can supply the --base-instance-name
flag. Each VM in that instance group will be assigned a random string as part of its name. The base name is prepended to this random string. For example, if you set the base name to my-GCP-instance-, VMs will have names like my-GCP-instance-yahs and my-GCP-instance-qtyz.
You can also take a look at Working with managed instances:
If you have a system that depends on specific names, use the gcloud tool or API to add VMs with specific names to an existing MIG.
The names that you assign to these managed instances persist if the MIG recreates the VM. For more information about preserving the state of MIG instances, see stateful MIGs.
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