Unable to deploy using GitHub Action
Rickcau opened this issue · 5 comments
Describe the bug
Did the manual thing for Cognitive Services and agreed to the responsible AI terms, but I still get a deployment failure.
Additional Note:
I am a CSA (rickcau@microsoft.com), I need this solution setup for a reference architecture so I can demo MALT, Playright and Chaos Studio to a customer.
When I check the RG in Azure, I can see all sorts of resources that were deployed, but the deployment is reporting as failed in GitHub.
Hey Rick - Can you retry the job and see if that works? Searching the error Message: We are unable to serve this request due to an internal error points to some GitHub Issues where retry did the trick.
It looks like the latest run failed. Try a new adminPassword.
adminPassword","message":"The supplied password must be between 8-123 characters long and must satisfy at least 3 of password complexity requirements from the following:\r\n1) Contains an uppercase character\r\n2) Contains a lowercase character\r\n3) Contains a numeric digit\r\n4) Contains a special character\r\n5) Control characters are not allowed
The adminPassword (used for the Jumpbox VM) comes from the SQLPASSWORD github secret.
For now, just changing SQLPASSWORD to meet the above requirements, and re-running the github workflow should do the trick.
Something like Password123!, but a more secure variant.
Background/context/aside: We wanted to simplify the deployment setup for the user and not have them set up way too many GH secrets, variables etc. In my infinite wisdom, I decided to reuse the
SQLPASSWORDfor VM passwords. We can revisit this decision.
It looks like the latest provisioning step succeeded.
@Rickcau - Feel free to ping me in chat for any support with customer engagements. Thanks for using this repo!
@Rickcau: From your latest run, I can that the provisioning succeeded, but the load test against private endppoint failed....
Would you mind re-running the failed job? This is a new, previously unseen error. But it may be transient in nature, and would likely pass on re-run. If not, I'd be happy to troubleshoot.