on 01-24-2020 8:10 AM
Hello SAP Community,
I am trying to create an instance of the service "HTML5 Application Repository" with service-plan "app-host" in my CloudFoundry Trial Account on different ways. Last try was to generate the service instance via the Cloud Platform Cockpit of my space "dev".
Unfortunately this is not possible. I get the following error for this:
Unable to create service instance. We are sorry, but we have encountered an internal error. If the problem persists, please create a support ticket.
Service broker error: Service broker html5-apps-repo-sb failed with: Failed to report quota consumption
- On an other space "xy" there is allready an instance of this service with this service-plan generated.
- On the same space I am able to generate the serbice instance with an other service-plan.
Though the dialog tells, that it is a "paid" service" using the service-plan "app-host" I guess, that there a limitation in the Trial Account like "you only may have one instance of the HTML5 Applicatiopn Repository Service over all spaces"
Unfortunately I was not able to find some more information on this.
Can you please help/advice?
Best regards,
Christine
Hi Christine and Marius,
I am having a similar issue when I am try to Deploy the CAP Application to Cloud Foundry.
Using SAP cloud Platform Extensions I have Added "SAP SuccessFactors Extensibility" Entitlement and plan as "api-access" to my Account. Trying to consume API's from Success Factor System.
I have followed the following Blog Success Factors
I Encounter the Following Error as shown :
In SAP BTP-> Subscriptions and Instances--> Under Instances "SAP SuccessFactors Extensibility" failed to create
In view Details shown below error which is same when try to deploy the App using MTA File. Service Broker Error
Could you please help with this issue.
Best Regards,
Mamatha
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Hi christine_spietz , Hi mariusobert ,
I am having the same issue, where u able to resolve that issue?
For me i am unable to create a html5-host service instance - from cockpit and when deploying a MTA with html5 "app-host" plan.
Error when deploying
502 Updating service "mta_userdetail_html5_repo_host" failed: Bad Gateway: Error creating service "mta_userdetail_html5_repo_host" from offering "html5-apps-repo" and plan "app-host": CF-ServiceBrokerRequestRejected(10001): Service broker error: Service broker html5-apps-repo-sb failed with: Failed to report quota consumption
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Got the issue resolved.
For me, it was space issue only.
Hi Marius,
thank you for the information -> so it's just a temporarly bug in the trial account and not a configuration issue.
For now I am working with a workaround: I delete the "HTML5 Application Repository" with service-plan "app-host" in the trial account before deploying a new MTA with a "HTML5 Application Repo"- service with this plan ...
Best regards,
Christine
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Sorry for the late response. So this means that you are able to create new service instances in general but you cannot deploy mtar files once the service instance has been created?
This sounds new to me. Do you still have that issue? And if so, what happens if you add the open "--delete-services" to the "cf deploy" command?
Hi Christine,
I'm sorry you encountered the problem. I'm having the same issue in the trial for a couple of days. I was thinking that this is a "local" issue only.
In case you also have a production account, please use this one as it only seems to affect the trial landscape. I'll keep you posted on this question here.
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