IBM-Cloud/logistics-wizard-toolchain

From where can I select the Cloud Foundry Region, Organization and Space?

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For configuring the toolchain, the 7th instruction in the README says:

Select the Cloud Foundry Region, Organization and Space where you want to deploy the application.

Screenshot from 2019-06-24 11-04-29

I don't see any kind of drop down menu from which I can select them.

May I know what am I supposed to do here?

EDIT:

I proceeded to the next step and created the IBM Cloud Platform API Key. Now it's stuck here:

Screenshot from 2019-06-24 11-20-07

Any help would be appreciated.

There is indeed to no dropdown menu (I just tested). Please put in the desired IBM Cloud region (us-south, eu-de, ...), the org and space. You can see find out about those values by visiting https://cloud.ibm.com/resources. There you can filter by them.

As an alternative, use the CLI ibmcloud account orgs

You can see find out about those values by visiting https://cloud.ibm.com/resources. There you can filter by them.

I can't seem to find anything here. What should I do?

Screenshot from 2019-06-24 11-27-58

As an alternative, use the CLI ibmcloud account orgs

Do I have to install ibmcloud locally for this?

EDIT:

I installed it and this is what I got:

apoorv@apoorv:~/Downloads/IBM_Cloud_CLI_0.16.3_amd64/Bluemix_CLI$ ibmcloud account orgs
Getting orgs in region 'us-south' as apoorv.patne10@gmail.com...
Retrieving current account...
No organizations were found.

I have no idea how to proceed from here.

Click on "Group" / "Filter by group or org". It should display the orgs you are member of. What type of account is it?

It's a lite account. I haven't provided my billing information yet. Is that a necessity?

The Logistics Wizard cannot be deployed with a Lite account.
Based on the account overview it comes with 256 MB of Cloud Foundry memory, the toolchain asks for 2 GB of available memory.

Oh I see :(
Is there a free tier for temporary use or do I have to pay to use these services?