I've done something dumb... forgotten the userid and password I set for my node-red application in Bluemix. The doc says you set the userid/password through environment variables which you access through runtime on the bluemix console.
I can't seem to get any response from tapping "Runtime" in the sidebar and I can't find any other way to get to the environment variables. Any ideas please?
Thanks
In the IBM Cloud (former Bluemix) dashboard (https://console.bluemix.net) you first need to find your Node Red app. This is under "Cloud Foundry Apps". Then you click on the entry of your Node Red app and it opens a screen with the app details. On the left should be a navigation panel. Locate "Runtime" and click on it to have the runtime information displayed. In the middle of the top screen you can click on "Environment variables". That should bring up a list of Node Red-specific variables, including the NODE_RED_PASSWORD.
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I'm new at IBMCloud, I'm following a tutorial http://www.instructables.com/id/IoT-Weighing-Scale/ but after register an account, I don't see any organization ID. I've been checking all the options in the main panel but can't find those 6-digits ID.
I need that in order to register the device (Esp32) https://organization_ID.internetofthings.ibmcloud.com/dashboard/#/overview
I have a LITE account for Internet of Things Platform Starter
Edit:
When login in internetofthings.ibmcloud.com I see no organization registered:
when I click in Register, it takes me to the Bluemix panel.. nothing else.
The org id could be found accessing one of your devices details, it is the first Id in the list
When you're logged into Watson IoT Platform's UI in a browser, the 6 character orgId is visible in the URL.
For example, in the screenshot below the orgId is "hldtxx".
you need to first register to https://console.bluemix.net/ then from Catalog select Internet of Things service, deploy it. Then go to IBM Cloud dashboard, select the IoT Service, click on Launch button and you'll be taken to xxxxxx.internetofthings.ibmcloud.com
After signing in, on the top menubar, click "Manage" and select "Access (IAM)". Then, from the left navigation menu, click "Users". Toward the upper right, under "Account:" (see image below), hover your mouse over the 'i' symbol to locate the Account ID.
After login into bluemix dashboard, getting below error:
You don't have access to any organizations or spaces. Check that you have access to Cloud Foundry and at least one organization and space, and then try again. You can confirm you have the appropriate access with your account owner or administrator.
That error indicates you don’t have the correct access permissions for any organizations/spaces tied to your account.
You should be able to create a new org and space from your account page (depends on your plan), and subsequently, set the permissions.
If you think that you should have access to a particular org/space but are still getting that warning, I recommend opening up a support ticket so IBM Cloud support can have all the details related to your account to help resolve the issue.
This can sometimes happen when the interface is set to the wrong region or space - click on the "person" in the top right hand corner and check that the Account is correct. Then use the menu in the top left to choose the dashboard and along the top check that the region, org and space is set as you expect. Hope this helps!
I have added API Connect as a service on Bluemix. I am getting a message that states "Looks like you don't have developer access in this Bluemix space." How do I fix this so that I can move on?
The cause of this issue is when you provisioned API Connect from the catalog, it was most likely provisioned using the old UI. After it's provisioned API Connect forwards the user to the new UI and info about the ORG/Space is lost during this transition. As others have mentioned the work around is to simply log into the new UI experience and change the org / space to the same org / space where APIC was provisioned. For all new provisions of API Connect, you should be provisioning with the new Bluemix UI experience.
Click on "CREATE" -> you will redirect to new experience UI --> click on login on bottom of the page -> click on CREATE again.
Just had the same issue. It turned out that after clicking on the API Connect service the org and space changed. From the page saying "Looks like you don't have developer access in this Bluemix space" simply click on the icon on top right and change the org / space to the correct ones (the ones containing the service instance).
I did it just once and now every time I try to access again the correct space is loaded.
I'm new to IBM Bluemix. I faced this error message 'BXNUI0515E: The attempt to retrieve the spaces in the org failed because of a network connection problem. Try again later.' Please Help me
Please double check if you have created a space in the current Region. This error often is received when you try to create an application or a service directly from the Catalog for the first time without creating a space.
1) Generally this issue is resolved creating application\service using the Bluemix catalog page directly: https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/
2) you could use cf command line too:
create an application:
cf push your_app_name -b buildpack
create a service:
cf marketplace (shows Bluemix Catalog)
cf create-service service plan service_name
3) make sure that you have selected the correct organization\space in UI dashboard (this information is available from the user avatar in the upper right corner of the main Bluemix UI.)
4) if the issue is still there open a new ticket:
Use the Support Widget to open a ticket. It is available from the user avatar in the upper right corner of the main Bluemix UI. After opening the support widget panel, select Get Help > Get In Touch, select the type of assistance you need, and then fill out the support form.
Use the Support Site 'Get Help' form. This form is available on a separate site that is made available for ticket submission when you cannot log into Bluemix and access the Support Widget. Go to http://ibm.biz/bluemixsupport and fill in the support request form.
I want to authorize/add a IP under Cloud sql ‘Access Control’ in Cloud console, I can add new IP, but when I click the SAVE button, it does not seem to function or nothing happens when I click the SAVE button, not even an err message is thrown.
We have in the past added many IPs without any issue, but now it's buggy. Seems to be an issue in Cloud Console UI?
As the Cloud SQL team member CF Lewis explained, this is a UI usability issue. You need to click "save", not "add item". If you previously clicked "add item", delete the blank entry and click save once you have put in the IP / App ID you want to allow as a client to your instance.