I changed the region of my firebase functions. Now I can't call the endpoints anymore from client side. I guess I've to change the region on the client side too, but how?
I tried this, but its not working:
FirebaseFunctions.instanceFor(app: Firebase.app(), region: "europe-west3")
.httpsCallable(...)...
I'm getting the error: [firebase_functions/not-found] NOT FOUND
Per Firebase Docs all resources must share the same location. Once location is set in a project, it cannot be changed. You must create a new project.
Warning: Setting the location for one of these services (that is, Cloud Firestore, Cloud Storage, or scheduled functions) also sets the location for the others. After you set your project's default GCP resource location, you cannot change it.
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I am trying to import a cloud-enabled Debian Linux image for the Power architecture to run on the IBM public cloud, which supports this architecture.
I think I am following the instructions, but the behavior I am seeing is that, at image-import-time, after filling in all the relevant information, when I hit the "import" button, the GUI just exits silently, with no apparent effect, and no reported error.
I am reasonably experienced doing simple iaas stuff on AWS, but am new to the IBM cloud, and have not deployed a custom image on any cloud provider. I'm aware of "cloud-init", and have a reasonable general knowledge of what problem it solves (mapping cloud-provider metadata to config entries in the resulting VM at start-time), but not a great deal about how it actually works.
What I have done is:
Got an IBM cloud account, and upgraded out of the free tier, for access to Power.
Activated the Power Systems Virtual Server service.
Activated the Cloud Object Storage service.
Created a bucket in the COS.
Created an HMAC-enabled service credential for this bucket.
Uploaded my image, in .tar.gz format, to the bucket (via the CLI, it's too big to upload by GUI).
The image is from here -- that page is a bit vague on which cloud providers it may be expected to work with, but AFAIK the IBM cloud is the only public cloud supporting Power?
Then, from the Power Systems Virtual Server service page, I clicked the "Boot Images" item on the left, to show the empty list, then "Import Image" at the top of the list, and filled in the form. I have answers for all of the entries -- I can make up a new name, I know the region of my COS, the image file name" (the "key", in key-object storage parlance), the bucket name, and the access key and secret keys, which are available from the credential description in the COS panel.
Then the "import" button lights up, and I click it, and the import dialog disappears, no error is reported, and no image is imported.
There are various things that might be wrong that I'm not sure how to investigate.
It's possible the credential is not connected to the bucket in the right way, I didn't really understand the documentation about that, but in the GUI it looks like it's in the right scope and has the right data in it.
It's also possible that only certain types of images are allowed, and my image is failing some kind of validation check, but in that case I would expect an error message?
I have found the image-importing instructions for the non-Power-IAAS, but it seems like it's out of scope. I have also found some docs on how to prepare a custom image, but they also seem to be non-Power-IAAS.
What's the right way to do this?
Edit to add: Also tried doing this via the CLI ("ibmcloud pi image-import"), where it gets a time-out, apparently on the endpoint that's supposed to receive the image. Also, the command-line tool has an --os-type flag that apparently only takes [aix | sles | redhat | ibmi] -- my first attempt used raw, which is an error.
This is perhaps additional evidence that what I want to do is actually impossible?
PowerVS supports only .ova images. Those are not the same supported by VMWare, for instance.
You can get from here https://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/server/powervs/images/
Or you can use the images available in the regional pool of images:
ibmcloud pi image-list-catalog
Once you have your first VM up and running you can use https://github.com/ppc64le-cloud/pvsadm to create a new .ova. Today the tool only supports RHEL, CentOS and CoreOS.
If you want to easily play with PowerVS you can also use https://github.com/rpsene/powervs-actions.
I have been looking through the Xbox Live Extensions SDK API Reference and cannot seem to find how to get an existing container by enumeration or by name. The GameSaveContainerInfo is what I can get from a CreateContainerInfoQuery, but that is informational metadata only. In order to load a game, I am assuming that I would need an existing container and query for the blobs on that one. I just cannot seem to find how to get the container.
I don't think CreateContainer is what I need because this creates a fresh one, but I could be wrong.
I am creating it under the Creators program, and checked the table which includes Title storage as well as Connected storage as available, but there is little to no information, much less for C#.
Can anyone help?
You do need to use the GameSaveProvider.CreateContainer(string name) function to access a previously made container. Putting in the same name you used to create the container initially will allow you to pull down that same container.
Take a look at the SaveData() and LoadData() functions in this Xbox Live Sample code to get an idea of how to save and retrieve data from Connected Storage.
It's the first time I used Google Cloud, so I might ask the question in the wrong place.
Information provider upload a new file to Google Cloud Storage every day.
The file contains the information of all my clients/departments.
I have to sort through information and create a new file/s containing the relevant information for each department in my company .so that everyone gets the relevant information to them (security).
I can't figure out what are the steps I need to follow, to complete the task.
Can you help me?
You want to have a process that starts automatically and subsequently generates a new file once you upload something to Google Cloud Storage.
The easiest way to handle this is using Object Change Notifications. You can set up Object Change Notifications per bucket and this will send a POST request to an URL that you can define.
You can then easily set up a server (or run it on app engine) that will execute an action based on the POST request that it receives.
There is an even simpler option (although still in alpha) named cloud functions. Cloud functions is a serverless service that provides event based microservices (e.g. 'do this' if a new file is uploaded on GCS). This means you only have to write the code that defines what needs to happen if a new file is uploaded and then Cloud Functions will take care of executing the code when you upload a file to GCS. See this tutorial on using cloud functions with Google Cloud Storage.
I try to send a push notification using ionic cloud, but Google now requires a restriction key . I don't know how to get key restriction. Please help me.
Update: There is now a visible note in the GCM docs saying:
Starting from Sept. 2016 new server key can only be created in the Firebase Console using the Cloud Messaging tab of the Settings panel. Existing projects that need to create a new server key can be imported in the Firebase console without affecting their existing configuration.
There have been recent changes with regards to the Google Developers Console interface when generating an API Key. Before there used to be a part where you have to select what type it is (Server, Android, iOS, Browser keys). But now, it automatically creates then you can simply select the type of restriction you want, depending on where you'll use the key.
I haven't tried using Ionic before, but I think it's pretty much the same where you'll use the API key (in this case, the Server Key). Simply set the correct server IP Address in the IP address whitelist and try again.
Do keep in mind that adding restrictions are highly encouraged for your security against unauthorized use and quota theft (seen as a warning for API keys with no restrictions).
See my answer here for more details.
I am currently structuring a web application to serve out segments of our database represented as html iframes. I need to host my Django app's static files (such as bootstrap) in a static file store on Google Cloud Storage in order to correctly represent the HTML elements. However, when I try to create a bucket called 'static', GCS replies with the following error:
Sorry, that name is not available. Please try a different one.
Not only that, it is not allowing me to access or modify the URI, displaying a "Forbidden" message when I attempt to.
Does anyone know how to change this default setting by Google? There is no documentation regarding this..
It seems that the bucket with the given name has been already created by someone else. You have to choose a globally unique name.
Bucket names reside in a single Google Cloud Storage namespace. As a consequence, every bucket name must be unique across the entire Google Cloud Storage namespace. If you try to create a bucket with a bucket name that is already taken, Google Cloud Storage responds with an error message.
Use another name or use the default bucket. If your app was created after the App Engine 1.9.0 release, it should have a default GCS bucket named [your-app-id].appspot.com available. You can create your static files in that bucket and mimic directory structure as follows.
[your-app-id].appspot.com/static/my-file-1