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Google Cloud, Virtual Machine, Standard Compute Machine. Keeps Crashing

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I have a Google Cloud Virtual Machine that is an N2 General Purpose machine running Windows server 2019.

I am running a C++ application that is .net. The machine has 48 cpus and 192 Gigs of ram.

The machine runs for a while and then I encounter this error message:

{ "insertId": "2", "jsonPayload": { "bootCounter": "4", "@type": "type.googleapis.com/cloud_integrity.IntegrityEvent", "earlyBootReportEvent": { "actualMeasurements": [ { "hashAlgo": "SHA1", "pcrNum": "PCR_0", "value": "3gjRbDEP/mXcOSapchHpKLIzcLg=" }, { "value": "JoHZz+CBGFvvevkuwTntFFbyRyE=", "pcrNum": "PCR_1", "hashAlgo": "SHA1" }, { "pcrNum": "PCR_4", "value": "7gGgNSmms4td7RiraujXcaqsGSU=", "hashAlgo": "SHA1" }, { "hashAlgo": "SHA1", "value": "N7gbfDAQ3o6Cb3rcvqQa5nYN8SM=", "pcrNum": "PCR_7" } ], "policyMeasurements": [ { "value": "3gjRbDEP/mXcOSapchHpKLIzcLg=", "pcrNum": "PCR_0", "hashAlgo": "SHA1" }, { "value": "7gGgNSmms4td7RiraujXcaqsGSU=", "hashAlgo": "SHA1", "pcrNum": "PCR_4" }, { "value": "jwk4ZGvqD/g7cbCA762EALidNFw=", "hashAlgo": "SHA1", "pcrNum": "PCR_7" } ], "policyEvaluationPassed": false } }, "resource": { "type": "gce_instance", "labels": { "zone": "us-central1-a", "instance_id": "3437943245684361036", "project_id": "sunny-equinox-346517" } }, "timestamp": "2022-04-13T04:12:50.508132848Z", "severity": "ERROR", "logName": "projects/sunny-equinox-346517/logs/compute.googleapis.com%2Fshielded_vm_integrity", "receiveTimestamp": "2022-04-13T04:12:52.519194893Z" }

The application stops running. Does anyone know what this means? Thank you,

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