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GCPBATCH issue with private VPC network #7500
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Hi @yihming - thanks for providing the detail and log message. Please try removing the trailing |
Hi @dspeck1 , Thank you for your immediate help! I checked the And actually this same settings in ![]() |
Thanks! Sorry I was looking at it incorrectly. The GCP Batch backend adds the trailing slash. The Genomics API backend added a trailing slash as well. Google must have change the validation of the format. We will push a change that fixes it. In the interim if setting the network via the literal option instead of the label should fix it. |
Thanks! I did see the trailing I tried to set by literals as the following:
where but my server failed immediately when starting:
It looks like the GCP Batch config requires |
I then set
Then it did. |
@dspeck1 Can I confirm with you if the subnetwork name specified in |
I can confirm that using the literal approach instead of project labels works in this case. One just need to:
If the cromwell team can confirm that this is some inconsistency/bug corresponding to GCP Batch, I'd hope this issue could be fixed so that:
Thanks! |
We are working on updating the code to fix the bugs describe above and will provide an update when complete. |
Thank you @dspeck1 so much for your help! |
Adding notes to issue re: PAPIv2 behavior:
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Hello,
I'm working on making our cromwell server work with GCP Batch and running in our private VPC network.
However, after following this tutorial, I encounter the following error:
It seems that Cromwell only accepts public VPC network with names starting as
global/networks/...
, while my actual network name was automatically attached by prefixprojects/${projectId}/global/networks/
(as shown in Line 1 of the error message above).I just wonder if this is because I have something wrong in my conf file, or I missed some setup at GCP Batch side. Thanks!
I'm using Cromwell v87. And my conf file is
where
my-private-network
andmy-private-subnetwork
are GCP project labels.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: