chore: Cleanup Type 4.0 deployment path - #11207
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4.0 isn't/wasn't used anywhere? |
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I just added a little blurb to the description. Maybe @r-birkner can confirm for sure that nobody is using this? |
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4.0 is and was not used anywhere.
Type 4.0 originally was used to experiment with overcommitting vCPUs, and this later swapped with and replaced type 4.1.