Re: [gce-discussion] How to avoid over booked zones??

[Paul Nash]

I answered elsewhere, but unfortunately we don't have a hint system right now. I wanted to add, you needn't move across the country. It would usually be sufficient to try another zone in the same region (eg us-east1-c).

Per our SLA, it would be unlikely that more than one would be busy at the same time (less than 0.05%, or 21.9 minutes per month that we could be out, though even that is rare).

On Apr 18, 2017 7:48 AM, "Ray Foss" <foss...@gmail.com> wrote:

Apparently if too many people use a zone, you won't be able to start instances back up.

Starting VM instance Error: The zone does not have enough resources available to fulfill the request

As I'll need to move the instance to a new zone, how do I know which zones are at high capacity so that I may avoid those?

I'm thinking of moving it from us-east1-b to us-west1-b, as the latter has been busy for over 3 hours

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