Closed prydonius closed 6 years ago
@prydonius I think the right repo should be https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gcp-service-broker
I believe this is the correct place.
Hi, @prydonius. This is the correct place to report your issue. We are looking into it.
@khipkin thanks, sorry for duplicating it!
As a workaround, your instance should provision successfully if you completely omit the onPremisesConfiguration
object. We are working on a more robust fix internally.
@khipkin interesting, I think we'll have to wait for the fix in the Kubeapps UI since we render a JSON schema form that will leave that parameter as an empty object. We could workaround to set empty objects as undefined, but probably not worth it.
Sorry for the delay. We've confirmed with the Cloud SQL team that this is not an issue with our service, but that the underlying API we reach out to is rejecting the request with an obscure error message. The CloudSQL team has chosen to still interpret this as an error case, but changed the error message so it is not as obscure.
If you want to follow-up further with the CloudSQL team, please get in touch with them by creating an issue on their issue tracker here. (Scroll down to the "Create new Cloud SQL Issue" link).
Going to close this for now as it's out of our hands, but if there's anything we could still help out with let me know!
I'm trying to test the GCP Service Broker with Kubeapps (see https://github.com/kubeapps/kubeapps/issues/362) but when trying to create a ServiceInstance for Cloud SQL, I'm getting a cryptic error:
The error appears to be
Invalid parameter: HostPort ()..
but that is not being set in the Instance parameters, so I'm not sure why that would be happening. Here is the ServiceInstance I am trying to create:If this is the wrong repository to file this in, sorry - let me know where I should be filing this!