When you try to create a cluster within a cloud that had some resources left using the same cluster name, the cloud Terraform step will fail without much more information. We should check if resources with the same name already exist and advice the user in the preflight checks or at a minimum fail gracefully. I think we check for cluster, but not all resources we need to create.
I only tested with Google Cloud, but I assume it's the same issue in any cloud.
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Which version of kubefirst are you using?
2.6.1
Which cloud provider?
Google Cloud
Which DNS?
None specific
Which installation type?
None specific
Which distributed Git provider?
None specific
Did you use a fork of
gitops-template
?No
Which Operating System?
None specific
What is the issue?
When you try to create a cluster within a cloud that had some resources left using the same cluster name, the cloud Terraform step will fail without much more information. We should check if resources with the same name already exist and advice the user in the preflight checks or at a minimum fail gracefully. I think we check for cluster, but not all resources we need to create.
I only tested with Google Cloud, but I assume it's the same issue in any cloud.
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