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Support reuse-only cloud fleet exports - #4477
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This feature is only available in `dstack`
Enterprise, Factory, and Sky.
Backend fleets can now be exported to other
projects. Importers can use the instances from
such fleets for running their jobs.
```
$ dstack import list
NAME FLEETS GATEWAYS
main/my-export shared-fleet -
$ dstack fleet list
NAME NODES GPU SPOT BACKEND PRICE STATUS CREATED
main/shared-fleet 2..4 auto aws active 17 mins ago
instance=0 - spot aws (eu-north-1) $0.012 idle 17 mins ago
instance=1 - spot aws (eu-north-1) $0.012 idle 17 mins ago
default 0.. auto * active 7 months ago
instance=0 - spot aws (eu-west-1) $0.0014 idle 8 mins ago
```
Limitations:
- Importer projects can only reuse the fleet's
existing instances. New instances are not
provisioned for their runs.
- Runs that mount network volumes cannot use
imported fleets.
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This feature is only available in
dstackEnterprise, Factory, and Sky.
Backend fleets can now be exported to other
projects. Importers can use the instances from
such fleets for running their jobs.
Limitations:
existing instances. New instances are not
provisioned for their runs.
imported fleets.