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Error when Deploying API portal locally #61
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Could you attach the docker-compose file and send a trace of your last shell commands prior to invoking |
I can reproduce the problem; there is a regression in there regarding the templating of the What's more interesting is that I can also reproduce the 503 regarding the Can you please attach your local machine's configuration:
I am guessing you're on macOS? |
Blushing I found the problem: In your I assumed Will fix this for the next version. Sorry for the inconvenience. |
Hi, This worked but I also had to remove the two blank fields in the environment section of portal-api in the docker-compose. Thanks for quick resolution. John |
- The portal component had two "environment" sections in the YML, which caused the second one to overwrite the first one. This caused HAproxy not to pick up the target container. - In docker-compose.yml, the wrong variable name was passed in for the portal and api host names (typo) - Likewise in the variables.env.template, even if that's currently not used - Bumped to 0.11.5.
Yes, thanks, I fixed that as well with the commit above. Will schedule a release for when I'm back from KubeCon. Sorry. Martin |
Fixed and released in 0.11.5. |
Hi,
I have followed instructions. Everything was fine until I ran docker-compose up and I received this error:
I tried to remove the corresponding empty lines. When I did this, I received a 503 Service Unavailable - No server is available to handle this request.
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