Is there a way to see who was creating a app or a service in Bluemix where I have multiple users/developers in a org/space ?
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Using the Bluemix CLI you can find out about the events associated with an application by using the command:
bx app events <application_name>
There is not a similar command for services.
When you look at the Overview of an application, in the Activity Feed you can see a username associated with every Start, stop, and update of the app.
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I am attempting to create Cloud Object Storage to work in conjunction with a Watson Studio service instance. However, when I attempt to create it, the following error message is displayed:
“Reseller channel 2c95500b-ea86-4b13-8bb5-b2f0c2fa8200 is invalid.”
How can I create the storage that I need?
When you attempt to create the cloud object storage instance through the Watson Studio service, a link sends you to a storage provisioning page. However, you are unable to provision the storage instance. As a workaround, you can create the Cloud Object Storage service manually through the IBM Cloud Catalog at the following URL: https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/cloud-object-storage
I had this issue as well. Turns out when you create the new account it will ask you for a location for services and by default it's set to "Dallas". However changing that to London/Tokyo fixed this issue for me. I needed it for IBM Course on Coursera. I would recommend making a new account with services location set to London / Tokyo. It'll instantly fix this problem.
I managed to solve this by first creating the object storage before creating the Watson Studio service.
After you have created a cloud object storage service with the direct link to the service
While creating a new project On Watson Studio, you will see an option to Add a cloud Object Storage service under Define storage to your project in the project creation page. Once you click Add, you can either use an existing Service as you have now or create a new COS service.
For more details instructions check this section of the solution tutorial
I have created a space and a BigInsight cluster on Bluemix. In order to test Knox, I need multiple users for authentication. Is it possible to create users in Bluemix Biginsight service? The ID that is provided to access the cluster does not have root access. Also, it would be helpful if someone can explain in detail how the admin-related task(adding more components like Hue,Drill using yum commands) could be performed in Bluemix Biginsights service. Thanks in advance.
I am guessing here that you have created a Bluemix Biginsights Basic (Beta) plan.
This service is a single user service and cannot have multiple users.
In addition this service is a managed service and installation of software by the user is not allowed.
This service comes with preconfigured settings and pre-installed softwares that is fixed. If you do need something apart from this, I would suggest to open a Biginsights service ticket through Bluemix Support page with a request for it and why you need the software.
The product management team will look at it and see if they can be preinstalled in the future release.
These installations will not be done on a any Basic (Beta) plan for individual clusters.
I have a problem when creating a Bluemix service - when I select Create Service for either the language translator or any other service, the page stays loaded and never creates the service. What may be the problem? Appreciate any help you can give me.
Looking at the URL in your screen cap, you are using the old Bluemix console, which is no longer supported. Log into the new console using your existing User ID and password, and try creating your service again.
I am creating a logdrain service in Bluemix for my apps:
`cf cups myapps-logdrain -l <logdrain-endpoint>`
Can I bind the myapp-logdrain service to multiple apps at a time? I looked at the cloudfoundry documentation and played with the logdrain service from cf cli. Its settings don't specify whether or not it can be shared.
Yes. Log drain service(user provided service) can be shared just like any other service.
You can differentiate logs from different applications by querying for application GUID and/or instance number.
You may see logs similar to following format:
[Date][log-service-name][application guid][app-instance-number][log-message]
Apr 21 00:35:44 bluemixlogs
3398064b-8de6-46dd-egf1-0dde35546496/[App/0]: sending logs to 3rd party service
: some log info
In general user defined services in cloudfoundry can be shared across multiple apps. They are usually just configuration data that tell your app how it can connect to some other application or service.
Yet I have nod specific knowledge about the logdrain service.
I'm trying to use new Connect & Compose service on Bluemix. Compose seems to work all right, but when I choose DB in "Connect", and then tried to proceed vi "Next" button. But I got "Failed to fetch list of bluemix services" error message. See the screenshot below.
Failed to fetch list of bluemix services
Is there any prerequisite setting or some issues with my space ? (I suspect the later, since I have multiple services in my spaces).
Thanks in advance !
I've just tried to use the Connect & Compose service on Bluemix and I managed to connect to a SQL Database instance previously bound to an application. I have many services in my space, too. Probably you're right, there is a problem with your space, I suggest you to open a ticket to Bluemix Technical Support. Please note that this is a new BETA service. Refer to Bluemix - Getting customer support for further information.