Adding var.provisioning_model to vm-instance module#3588
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In this PR, I deprecate the
var.spotvariable and add in thevar.provisioning_modelvariable in the vm-instance module. This enables the vm-instace module to support other provisioning models outside of "SPOT".Submission Checklist
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