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Description: The ‘Instance State’ in cloud computing refers to the current operational state of a virtual machine instance within a virtualization platform. This state is crucial for resource management and monitoring in the cloud, as it allows administrators and users to know the availability and performance of their instances. States can include ‘Running’, ‘Stopped’, ‘Suspended’, […]