Build Infrastructure with Terraform on Google Cloud: Challenge Lab Reviews

Nattawat K. · Reviewed 7 days ago

BOMMI S. · Reviewed 7 days ago

na

Sumit K. · Reviewed 7 days ago

Suresh B. · Reviewed 7 days ago

Avik S. · Reviewed 7 days ago

BOMMI S. · Reviewed 7 days ago

yes

Dilip D. · Reviewed 7 days ago

Prithvi C. · Reviewed 7 days ago

the metadata_startup_script makes the task stuck. I had to remove it in order to verify my task progress. Also, the version 6.0.0 stated in task 5 results in error on terraform initalilization command. I had to downgrade it to run it successfully.

Pranav Kumar D. · Reviewed 7 days ago

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Alaa A. · Reviewed 8 days ago

1220 - GADEGAMA KEERTHANA G. · Reviewed 8 days ago

Chao X. · Reviewed 8 days ago

Amrithakiran E. · Reviewed 8 days ago

There were several errors for steps which are confusing for people which haven't dealt with terraform before. 1.) using the sample reference using a specific provider version, causes dependency errors in the network module ( Could not retrieve the list of available versions for provider hashicorp/google: locked provider registry.terraform.io/hashicorp/google 3.5.0 does not match configured version constraint >= 2.15.0, │ 3.5.0, >= 3.33.0, >= 3.45.0, >= 3.83.0, < 5.0.0; must use terraform init -upgrade to allow selection of new versions ╵) 2.) self explanatory (Error: Unsupported argument │ │ on modules/storage/storage.tf line 6, in resource "google_storage_bucket" "tf-bucket-583582": │ 6: uniform_bucket_level_access = true) 3.) the import instructions are either weird and i didn't get them or the lab-step-check script is wrong. It didn't recognize that i completed it although my instances were re-created with the bash script therefore managed by TF. The import command also requires project/zone/instance_name and not the ID. Anyway, i worked around this by creating a new dir, new main.tf putting all into that as simple compute engine, used the import again and it worked. So something is wrong with the module subtree check

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