Use the correct disk type on ARM GCE machine types.#2679
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Newer GCE ARM machine types require hyperdisk, but older GCE ARM machine types must use pd. To fix this, we first create the instance, then the disk, as opposed to creating the disk first. Then, we can use and not ignore the returned instance data to inform what the correct disk type we should use when we create it.
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Newer GCE ARM machine types require hyperdisk, but older GCE ARM machine types must use pd. To fix this, we first create the instance, then the disk, as opposed to creating the disk first. Then, we can use and not ignore the returned instance data to inform what the correct disk type we should use when we create it.