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I am looking to use the google_os_config_guest_policies resource and am having issues with being able to pass in values to the nested block of code for package_repositories.

https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/google/latest/docs/resources/os_config_guest_policies

Child module main.tf

Has anyone figured out how to pull from private GCR repos in the containrrr watchtower image in docker compose?

For context, I ran gcloud auth configure-docker in the host, and added these volumes to watchtower:

which conda or which -a conda prints out the content of conda.sh, a script which chooses the conda executable and runs it, as (1) below.

I expect which to print the path of conda. That may or may not be this conda.sh, but in any case I don't expect to see the script's contents.

Simply running conda correctly prints out conda's help text, as (2) below.

The PATH correctly includes conda's directory at the beginning, as (3).

This is zsh on Mac.

(1)

This might be a duplicate but none of the previous answers match my conditions.

I installed gsutil as part of the google-cloud-sdk following https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install. I could configure gcloud properly without errors.

Every time I try to use gsutil, like for example with gsutil -D ls, I get

I would like to automate installation of Google SDK on a Linux VM and I need some expertise from you.

I can run following pipeline (which is a part of a script):

I have a Google Cloud compute instance running with Ubuntu 18. We had wireshark running tracking another problem and we noticed that every minute something is accessing the meta data server. Three requests every minute: GET /computeMetadata/v1/instance/virtual-clock/drift-token?alt=json&last_etag=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&recursive=False&timeout_sec=60&wait_for_change=True GET /computeMetadata/v1/instance/network-interfaces/?alt=json&last_etag=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&recursive=True&timeout_sec=60&wait_for_change=True GET /computeMetadata/v1/?alt=json&last_etag=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&recursive=True&timeout_sec=77&wait_for_change=True

In call cases, the wireshark says the source is the IP of my instance, and the destination is the 169.254.169.254 which is the Google metadata server.

I don't have any code we have written that is accessing the server. The first one makes me think that this is some Google specific software that is accessing the meta data? But I haven't been able to prove that. What is worrisome is that the response for the third one contains ssh keys. Also, every minute seem excessive.

I see another post talking about scripts in /usr/share/google, but I don't have that directory. I do see that google-fluent is installed. I also see a installed snap for google-cloud-sdk. Could one of those be it? I don't recall installing them, AFAIK, I am not using it, so if that is it, what is the harm in uninstalling it?

I'm having an issue building a docker image from a dockerfile that used to work:

(My dockerfile has more steps, but this is enough to reproduce)

While transferring file(s) from a Linux system to Google Cloud Platform using the gsutil cp command, it fails at some old ".eml" files when trying to process its content (not just file name!) which contains non-English characters not encoded in Unicode.

The command attempted was:

UPDATE

Here is part of travis file