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See the [ECS/Fargate getting started guide](gettingstarted/ecs-fargate.md) and [GKE getting started guide](gettingstarted/gke.md) for the task definition and setup steps.
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These guides are in an experimental phase now, and should be treated as such - it's likely they will be changed / improved in the future.
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### GCP (Google Cloud Platform)
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SC4S can now be deployed on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
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See the [GKE getting started guide](gettingstarted/gke.md) for setup steps.
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This guide is in an experimental phase and should be treated as such - it's likely it will be changed / improved in the future.
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**GCP-specific notes:**
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- GCP automatically provisions a Passthrough Network Load Balancer (L4) when `service.type: LoadBalancer` is set
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- Active TCP connections may be reset during HPA scale-up and scale-down as the GCP LB redistributes connections to new pods. SC4S disk buffer (`persistence.enabled: true`) prevents event loss during these resets.
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- HPA requires the GKE Node Autoscaler to be enabled. Without it, new pods stay `Pending` indefinitely when all nodes are occupied. See the [GKE getting started guide](gettingstarted/gke.md) for details.
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