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[BUG] - AWS CI/CD deployment may fail due to S3 ACL changes #1916

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sblair-metrostar opened this issue Aug 17, 2023 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug

Due to changes made by AWS several months ago regarding S3 ACL's, I've observed deployment pipelines in both Github Actions and Gitlab failing regularly on the initial terraform state bucket stage. I've tried bypassing this with the --skip-remote-state-provision switch but this appears to not be working in the develop/extensions baseline.

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Expected behavior

  1. The 01-terraform-state stage should work in AWS
  2. The --skip-remote-state-provision should allow bypassing of this stage

OS and architecture in which you are running Nebari

Ubuntu Linux, x64

How to Reproduce the problem?

  1. Run nebari deploy... in Github Actions or Gitlab targeting an AWS environment

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Versions and dependencies used.

Kubernetes: 1.24
Nebari: 2023.7.2.dev

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AWS

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The fix for this was merged with PR 1915, should be able to close this issue.

@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from New 📬 to Done 💪🏾 in 🪴 Nebari Project Management Aug 18, 2023
@Adam-D-Lewis Adam-D-Lewis removed the needs: triage 🚦 Someone needs to have a look at this issue and triage label Sep 3, 2024
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