Closed bdschaap closed 5 years ago
I came up with a temporary workaround where I give the event hub's recipe the same short name as the event hub namespace's recipe. Not ideal but it works for now. Example -
shortName: myeventhubnamespace
version: 0.0.1
ingredients:
- "@azbake/ingredient-event-hub"
parallelRegions: true
resourceGroup: false
recipe:
eh-deploy:
properties:
#Specify the Bake ingredient above
type: "@azbake/ingredient-event-hub"
source: ""
parameters:
eventHubName: "[eventhub.create_resource_name('myeventhub')]"
eventHubNamespaceName: "[coreutils.get_event_hub_namespace_name('myeventhubnamespace')]"
messageRetentionInDays: "1"
partitionCount: "2"
policyName: "defaultPolicy"
You're creating a stack overflow since coreutils.resource_group tries to eval rgOveride..which loops until it dies. There is a new rgOverride pattern you can use to solve this.
The Bake schema documentation indicates that expressions are supported for rgOverride. However, I'm receiving the error message below when specifying the following expression for an event hub recipe. Specifically, I am trying to deploy an event hub within an event hub namespace defined in a different recipe. Note that event hubs must be created in the same resource group as the event hub namespace in Azure. Would appreciate any suggested workarounds as well.
rgOverride: "[coreutils.resource_group('product')]"
[Tue, 02 Jul 2019 19:54:28 GMT] Downloading ingredients... [Tue, 02 Jul 2019 19:54:28 GMT] - @azbake/ingredient-event-hub [Tue, 02 Jul 2019 19:54:30 GMT] Ingredients loaded [Tue, 02 Jul 2019 19:54:30 GMT] logging into azure... RangeError