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In this article:

  • Maintenance tasks
  • Task statuses
  1. Concepts
  2. GPU VM maintenance

Maintenance of GPU VMs

Written by
Yandex Cloud
Updated at February 10, 2026
  • Maintenance tasks
    • Task statuses

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Compute Cloud performs occasional maintenance of the hardware required for your VMs to operate. Sometimes the GPU VMs have to restart during maintenance, in which case maintenance activities are scheduled at least three calendar days in advance.

Users will get maintenance notifications according to the notification settings.

Additionally, users can view a list of scheduled maintenance tasks either for individual VMs or for all VMs they select in a folder or cloud.

Warning

For VMs with a RESTART maintenance policy, no explicit maintenance tasks are created. Maintenance of such VMs is performed according to the rules described in this section.

Maintenance tasksMaintenance tasks

During maintenance, a separate maintenance task is created for each GPU VM. To view information about scheduled tasks, follow this guide.

For each maintenance task, you can view the following details:

  • Unique task ID.
  • Name or ID of the VM the task was created for.
  • Task status.
  • Task creation date and time.
  • Scheduled start date and time, if the task has not yet been run.
  • Actual start date and time, if the task is running or completed.
  • Latest possible time for postponing the task, if it has not yet been run.
  • Completion date and time, if the task has completed.

Note

Maintenance tasks are not created for preemptible VMs, and no advance notifications are sent.

Task statusesTask statuses

GPU VM maintenance tasks can have the following statuses:

  • SCHEDULED: VM maintenance is scheduled for a specific date and time.
  • RUNNING: VM maintenance is underway.
  • SUCCEEDED: Maintenance completed successfully.
  • CANCELLED: Maintenance was canceled.

VMs are stopped and restarted at the scheduled time. However, users may reschedule maintenance tasks to an earlier or later time, or instantly run pending tasks.

See alsoSee also

  • Managing maintenance of GPU VMs

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