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Send feedback Manually import boot disks Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. The recommended way to import boot disk images to Compute Engine from your physical datacenters, from virtual machines (VMs) on your local workstation, or from VMs that run on another cloud platform, is to use the virtual disk import tool, which automates all of the steps
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