Event ID 5004 & 3007 of Source: SmProvider in Windows once Netbackup job is started. Cannot be created because the storage system's snapshot premium feature is not.

• Snapshot Operation Failed Due To Delay In Network Calls

Use operating system images to create boot disks for your instances. You canuse one of the following image types:. are provided and maintained byGoogle, open-source communities, and third-party vendors. By default, allprojects have access to these images and can use them to. are available only to your project.You canfrom boot disks and other images.

Then, use the customimage to.You can use most public images at no additional cost, but there are somethat do add additional cost toyour instances. Custom images that you import to Compute Engine addno cost to your instances, but do incur anwhile you keep yourcustom image in your project.Some images are capable of running.

Public imagesCompute Engine offers many preconfigured public images that havecompatible Linux and Windows operating systems. Use these operating systemimages to.Compute Engine uses your selected image to create a persistent bootdisk for each instance. By default, the boot disk for an instance is the samesize as the image that you selected. If your instance requires a largerpersistent boot disk than the image size.To see the full list ofpublic images with their image names, versions numbers, and image sizes, goto the Images page in the console. Google updates public images regularly,or when a patch for a critical impact CVE is available. Subscribe toto receive notifications for update releases.Note: Use of the operating systems on these images is subject to additionallicensing terms.

You can find more information about operating system licensingin the Google Cloud Platform, and inthe documentation provided by the operating system vendors listed below.Only some images receive support from the.You can get support for images from the resource listed under theSupport channel column. Images with Shielded VM supportBetaThis product or feature is in a pre-release state and might changeor have limited support. For more information, see.Compute Engine provides publicimages with 64-bit versions of the following operating systems: Operating systemSupport channelImage familyImage projectNotescentos-7gce-uefi-imagescos-69-ltscos-stablecos-betacos-devgce-uefi-imagesrhel-7gce-uefi-imagesubuntu-1804-ltsgce-uefi-imageswindows-2019windows-2019-corewindows-1809-corewindows-1803-corewindows-2016windows-2016-corewindows-2012-r2windows-2012-r2-coregce-uefi-imagesImages without Shielded VM supportCompute Engine provides public images with 64-bit versions of thefollowing operating systems.

For more information about each OS, including howeach OS is customized to run on Compute Engine, see. CentOSCentOS is a free operating system platform that is derived fromthe sources of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Compute Enginesupports and offers CentOS 7 and CentOS 6 images. For full release notes,see theand the.Compute Engine offers the latest point release for CentOS.If you run a CentOS instance started from an older point release, itwill automatically update to the most recent point release.This update might require a reboot to take full effect.Automatic updatesGoogle Compute Engine does not automatically update the operating system orthe software on your instances. However, the CentOS package manager ispreconfigured by the operating system vendor to automatically applysecurity patches and system upgrades on your CentOS instance.These automatic updates from the operating system vendor do not upgradeinstances between major versions of the operating system.

Snapshot Operation Failed Due To Delay In Network Calls

The updatesapply system upgrades only for minor versions.