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Does checkpoint support the C3 Machine Type in GCP?
Getting ready to upgrade our management server from 81.10 to 81.20. It's my standard practice to always deploy on the newest supported machine type, and I see in the deployment template, these are the options:
- C3 - Intel Sapphire Rapids
- N2D - AMD EPYC
- N2 - Intel Cascade Lake / Ice Lake
- N1 - Intel Skylake
C3 is the newest, but when I attempt to deploy, I get this error:
Error: googleapi: Error 400: Invalid value for field 'machineType': 'projects/my-project/zones/us-central1-b/machineTypes/c3-standard-4'. NetworkInterface NicType can only be set to GVNIC on instances with GVNIC GuestOsFeature., invalid
The google documentation explains that the image's guestOsFeatures metadata must have nic-type = gVNIC but I don't see that set on the latest R81.20 image:
$ gcloud compute images describe projects/checkpoint-public/global/images/check-point-r8120-gw-byol-cluster-631-991001709-v20241105
archiveSizeBytes: '13915442176'
creationTimestamp: '2024-11-05T04:18:06.913-08:00'
description: Check Point CloudGuard IaaS GW
diskSizeGb: '100'
enableConfidentialCompute: false
family: check-point-r8120-gw-byol-cluster
guestOsFeatures:
- type: MULTI_IP_SUBNET
id: '3773117695928021521'
kind: compute#image
Thus, I don't think C3 is actually an option currently. If I use T2 or N2D, the same deployment works fine
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R&D actually checked this and confirmed C3 images won't work because of the gVNIC requirement at present.
It is on the roadmap to support these, however.
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Possible that's an oversight we need to correct in the image, but C3 should otherwise be supported (at least according to R&D).
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R&D actually checked this and confirmed C3 images won't work because of the gVNIC requirement at present.
It is on the roadmap to support these, however.