code 504 cloud_connector & cvo_svm terraform destroy bug

[lomar92]

terraform ressources for cloud_connector can and svm can not be destroyed. sometimes it destroys the cvo_svm in aws successfull but destroy process stops immidiately with code 504 and I can not do a terraform destroy again. Cloud conncetor can not be found / working environment id not available even though the cloud connector is still there. Therefore all my other ressources I am deploying together with cvo ontap can not be destroyed due to this error and I have to manually delete them on the aws management console.

[wenjun666]

I understand you are trying to delete a series of resources. What is the sequence of the actions will get you the above 504?

[lomar92]

terraform destroy after a succesfull apply. not sure what you mean, but the ressources (OCM and CVO_SVM) are still there when looking on the aws management console. And it looks like the remaining network resources in the VPC as well as the VPC itself cannot be deleted, if the two resources are still present. Which is strange, because on BlueXP there is no working environment and also no connector, but the screenshot here shows something else and that is that despite a terraform destroys the NetApp resources are still available. And it fails to terminate the instance to to its "disableApiTerminiation" on instance attribute.

[wenjun666]

okay, the OCCM and CVO are created successfully. After that, when you do terraform destroy, is the destroy successful or fail? Or the first destroy runs through, and get the above error on the second attempt to destroy?

[lomar92]

Both. First and second attempt fails. I can share my tf code to reproduce the issue.

[wenjun666]

Can you please share the tf code so I can try to reproduce?

[lomar92]

Sure. Here is the code Snippet: https://gist.github.com/lomar92/0d369a618bc2c474c24fa02b59167836

[wenjun666]

I was able to create an aws connector and cvo in the same resource and destroy successfully.

resource "netapp-cloudmanager_connector_aws" "cm-aws" {
  provider = netapp-cloudmanager
  name = "TerraformTest”
  region = "us-west-1"
  company = "NetApp"
  key_name = "dev_xxx”
  instance_type = "t3.xlarge"
  subnet_id = "subnet-xxx”
  security_group_id = "sg-xxx”
  iam_instance_profile_name = “xxxx”
  associate_public_ip_address = true
  account_id = "account-xxx”

}

resource "netapp-cloudmanager_cvo_aws" "cvo-aws" {
 provider = netapp-cloudmanager
 name = "TerraformCVO3"
 region = "us-west-1"
 subnet_id = "subnet-xxx”
 vpc_id = "vpc-xxx”
 svm_password = “xxx”
 client_id = netapp-cloudmanager_connector_aws.cm-aws.client_id
 writing_speed_state = "NORMAL"
}

[wenjun666]

Please reopen this issue if issue remains