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@beyhan i have updated the bosh director and i have switched back to the latest jammy stemcell and now i am not able to create a release, it fails because it times out trying to reach compilation vms during compilation
Compilation VMs are often tricky because they get destroyed. You might instead try creating a deployment with just a single VM and no jobs so it's easier to grab the agent logs.
@jpalermo yes getting the logs from the compilation vms was a bit tricky but i was able to, turns it was a nats authentication problem, apparently there are some breaking changes between my old bosh director release and the latest one
Probably a network or certificate problem. You'll need to pull the agent logs from the compilation VM to see what's wrong.
Compilation VMs are often tricky because they get destroyed. You might instead try creating a deployment with just a single VM and no jobs so it's easier to grab the agent logs.
@jpalermo yes getting the logs from the compilation vms was a bit tricky but i was able to, turns it was a nats authentication problem, apparently there are some breaking changes between my old bosh director release and the latest one
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beyhan commentedon Mar 7, 2024
What is the version of the BOSH Director and stemcell do you use? The BOSH Director version https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh/releases/tag/v280.0.15 is required an also, the BOSH CLI version you require is at least
7.4.1.bespokeeagle commentedon Mar 8, 2024
Ah okay, let me update these then
bespokeeagle commentedon Mar 19, 2024
@beyhan i have updated the bosh director and i have switched back to the latest jammy stemcell and now i am not able to create a release, it fails because it times out trying to reach compilation vms during compilation
jpalermo commentedon Mar 21, 2024
Probably a network or certificate problem. You'll need to pull the agent logs from the compilation VM to see what's wrong.
https://bosh.io/docs/tips/#unresponsive-vm-logs
Compilation VMs are often tricky because they get destroyed. You might instead try creating a deployment with just a single VM and no jobs so it's easier to grab the agent logs.
bespokeeagle commentedon Mar 22, 2024
@jpalermo yes getting the logs from the compilation vms was a bit tricky but i was able to, turns it was a nats authentication problem, apparently there are some breaking changes between my old bosh director release and the latest one
@jpalermo yes getting the logs from the compilation vms was a bit tricky but i was able to, turns it was a nats authentication problem, apparently there are some breaking changes between my old bosh director release and the latest one