Remove round 2 MIG migration standalone VMs #81
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Round 2 of MIG migrations was successful, and we no longer need the standalone VMs in those metros. We can now move on to round 3 of MIG migrations.
The images should be the same, but they are built with Packer accessing the build VM using ssh through Google IAP instead of through normal public ssh access.
The images don't contain anything new, but were the result of other changes in epoxy-images. I update them just so that the running version is consistent with the latest built image, to keep things easy to understand and for consistency.
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Round 2 of MIG migrations is complete, and we are now safe to remove the standalone VMs which the MIGs replaced.
Additionally, while nothing has changed in the virtual images, several epoxy-images builds have updated the latest image versions available. To keep things consistent and up-to-date, this PR also updates the disk images for VMs in all project, which should be a no-op in terms of functionality.
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