Cloud Foundry Trial: Failed to bind HDI container

[former_member231229]

Hello everyone,

Anyone else is experiencing issues with hdi-container service binding?
I have an application which was working just fine until yesterday, and today all of a sudden I am unable to perform a database build. It terminates with:

Could not bind resource for module '/db'. CF-ServiceBrokerBadResponse(10001): Service broker error: Failed to bind container 'XXXXXXX_YYYYYYY_HDI_CONTAINER' on database '4e7659f0-cbae-4064-afb7-12f9d2b21ec8:trialdb01' (10.253.93.93:30041), because of: Failed to check existence of container 'XXXXXXX_YYYYYYY_HDI_CONTAINER', because of: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Not authorized

I was wondering if maybe this was caused by something I did, so I just generated a new application using the wizard and built it without changes:

Could not create service key required for 'Bookshop-Bookshop-hdi-container-C5Fl2KYVX1VetO4zHm' instance of the 'hanatrial' service type for the 'Bookshop-hdi-container' resource. CF-ServiceBrokerBadResponse(10001): Service broker error: Failed to bind container 'BOOKSHOP_BOOKSHOP_HDI_CONTAINER_133' on database '4e7659f0-cbae-4064-afb7-12f9d2b21ec8:trialdb01' (10.253.93.93:30041), because of: Failed to check existence of container 'BOOKSHOP_BOOKSHOP_HDI_CONTAINER_133', because of: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Not authorized

Different error, but same reason (Not authorized).

Does anyone know what is happening?

Thanks,

Roberto.

[lsubatin]

Same error here and trying to figure out what is going on...

[former_member231229]

lsubatin Might it be some kind of maintenance? System status seems fine for all datacenters...it happened suddenly today, around noon (Italian time).

[former_member231229]

New error, now on the Node.Js service:

23:41:06 (DIBuild) 

[INFO] Target platform is CF
[INFO] Reading mta.yaml
[INFO] Processing mta.yaml
[INFO] Processing module xxx-app
[INFO] Processing module xxx-db
[INFO] Processing module xxx-srv
[INFO] Logs of build task for module xxx-app:>  
./start_grunt.sh: line 10: npm: command not found>  
/usr/bin/env: 'node': No such file or directory
[ERROR] Failed to build module xxx-app.

No "node" found.

[former_member480634]

I have a similar error which I have posted here. Like your problem, it occured suddenly yesterday afternoon.

[former_member235482]

Having the exact same issue when attempting to deploy a simple app from web IDE for Hana and from the cmd CF CLI. I was able to successfully deploy this exact .mtar to HANA Express XSA. Is this a known issue with depploying to CF or do I really have an authorization error on my trial account?

Web IDE for HANA Deploy Failure:

Preparing to deploy /mta_archives/administration/administration_0.0.1.mtar
Checking if there are conflicting processesFound 1 conflicting processes
Aborting process 54664245Uploading archiveStarting deploymentDetected MTA schema version: "3"
Deploying in org "S0012398093trial_trial" and space "dev"
No deployed MTA detected - this is initial deploymentDetected new MTA version: "0.0.1"
Creating service "administration-hdi-container" from MTA resource "administration-hdi-container"...
Service "administration-hdi-container" creation with service offering "hana" failed with "403 Forbidden: A service instance for the selected plan cannot be created in this organization. The plan is visible because another organization you belong to has access to it."0 of 1 done, (1 creating)0 of 1 done, (1 creating)0 of 1 done, (1 creating)1 of 1 done

Creating application "db" from MTA module "db"...Error creating application "db": Could not bind application "db" to service "administration-hdi-container": 502 Bad Gateway: Service broker error: Failed to bind container '4275B5FF72854788BE57B446506AA351' on database '4e7659f0-cbae-4064-afb7-12f9d2b21ec8:trialdb01' (<IP>), because of: Failed to check existence of container '4275B5FF72854788BE57B446506AA351', because of: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Not authorizedUnexpected error: Could not bind application "db" to service "administration-hdi-container": 502 Bad Gateway: Service broker error: Failed to bind container '4275B5FF72854788BE57B446506AA351' on database '4e7659f0-cbae-4064-afb7-12f9d2b21ec8:trialdb01' (<IP>), because of: Failed to check existence of container '4275B5FF72854788BE57B446506AA351', because of: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Not authorizedJob failed
4:04:08 PM (DeploymentToCF) Deployment of the "administration" project to Cloud Foundry failed.(Response state is FAILED)

CF CLI Bind-Service to CF Trial Account Failure:

C:\Users\Admin>cf bind-service db administration-hdi-container
Binding service administration-hdi-container to app db in org <SNumber>trial_trial / space dev as <email>...
Unexpected Response
Response code: 502
CC code:       0
CC error code:
Request ID:    32037bea-8c0b-49e4-45d2-96f56169706c::c6618f8c-2044-4cf2-a03c-19fc35a96866
Description:   {
  "description": "Service broker error: Failed to bind container '4275B5FF72854788BE57B446506AA351' on database '4e7659f0-cbae-4064-afb7-12f9d2b21ec8:trialdb01' (<IP>), because of: Failed to check existence of container '4275B5FF72854788BE57B446506AA351', because of: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Not authorized",
  "error_code": "CF-ServiceBrokerBadResponse",
  "code": 10001,
  "http": {
    "uri": "https://hana-broker-trial.cfapps.eu10.hana.ondemand.com/v2/service_instances/df5c0e79-c64d-4532-98b4-d40a24fcf59b/service_bindings/d8d15385-f83f-4713-937b-4c2651358fd7?accepts_incomplete=true",
    "method": "PUT",
    "status": 500
  }
}


FAILED

[former_member231229]

Hello Austin,

I was curious too and I quickly summoned up a local HANA Express instance on my laptop.
It took 10 seconds to build and deploy the project successfully on it.

This seems to be an issue with CF itself.

[lsubatin]

Yes, engineering is looking into it.

[lsubatin]

It's working again now volker1987 austinkloske r.pagni

[former_member231229]

I confirm it is working now.

Thanks for the update lsubatin