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Google Cloud Compute Engine offers preemptible virtual machine instances, which are short-lived, cost-effective VMs that can be terminated by Google at any time when resources are needed. They are intended for fault-tolerant workloads such as batch processing, simulations, or other tasks that can be restarted without data loss, enabling significant cost savings. The documentation explains how to create and use preemptible VMs and how to integrate them with instance templates and managed instance groups for scalable, low-cost deployments.
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