Change Google Compute/Cloud Server to SSD Persistent Disk

The process for changing the boot disk type of a Google Cloud VM is as follows:


  1. (Optional) Flush disk buffers sudo sync.
  2. Stop your instance
  3. Take a snapshot of existing disk
  4. Create a new persistent disk based on the snapshot. From the Type dropdown list, select "SSD persistent disk".
  5. Detach old boot disk & attach new SSD boot disk

For more details, visit docs

Note: there is NO NEED to delete your VM

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