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Concourse-Up failing to deploy to GCP #87
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Thanks for letting us know, @aguedes-pivotal. Are you using version 0.19.0, or did you build binary from source? |
Thanks Dan, I’m using the 0.19.0 release.
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+1 on this error. (using service account with project owner role as workaround for least-privileged service account) |
Hi folks, Thanks for taking the time to get in touch. I'm looking into this currently - I can't reproduce using our CI service account, so investigating with a brand new account. |
When you first deployed, did you bump into a series of API enablement errors? I've managed to reproduce with a fresh project where various APIs needed to be enabled. I then did a I'd suspect that the API error is getting in the way of the Cloud SQL tier being set properly. If you could confirm that you can work around this be doing a destroy and then another deploy, I'll raise stories about documenting the required APIs, and then close this issue. |
I faced the same issue. When adding the db size parameter |
@vchrisb Did you encounter any API enablement errors prior to the |
no, API was already enabled. |
I went with the |
DJ, I used the destroy/re-deploy workaround and the I did not have to specify a. The command I used was: -M |
Thanks for the confirmation, @mdcarlson. I believe we've identified the cause of the bug - it should only affect failed deployments that are then resumed. |
Hi, |
Hi,
I'm trying to use Concourse-UP to deploy Concourse to GCP with the following command:
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=service-account.json concourse-up deploy --iaas gcp project_name
The Service account I have used is a Project Owner and I have checked and the CloudSQL APIs are enabled for this project, but I'm getting the following:
Thanks,
Alex
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