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The pod will start, and the Managed Lustre filesystem will be available inside the container at `/mnt/lustre`.
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### Understanding Hyperdisk Balanced Integration
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The blueprint also supports [Hyperdisk Balanced](https://docs.cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/hyperdisks), Google Cloud's high-performance, persistent block storage solution.
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To enable Hyperdisk Balanced integration, you must make these changes before deploying:
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1. Ensure the GKE cluster is configured to support standard Persistent Disks (the Hyperdisk CSI driver runs automatically once enabled). Verify the `gke-tpu-v6-cluster` module setting `enable_persistent_disk_csi: true` is present.
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2. Find the section commented `--- HYPERDISK BALANCED ADDITIONS ---`. Uncomment the entire block containing the following two modules:
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* `hyperdisk-balanced-setup`: This module creates a **StorageClass** and a **PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC)** that will dynamically provision a Hyperdisk Balanced volume in your cluster.
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* `fio-bench-job-hyperdisk`: This job is pre-configured to mount the Hyperdisk volume and run performance tests.
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After making these changes, run the `gcluster deploy` command as usual.
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