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we are trying to run keycloak using postgres db as database in separate schema keycloak_schema an error has occured.

I have given my user both my admin user and the service account user the "Compute Shared VPC Admin" role at the organization level, but I can't seem to enable the requested permission. I also granted the role at the folder level that owns the namidalab-dev-networks project. When selecting the namidalab-dev-networks project in the IAM & Admin console UI, the "Compute Shared VPC Admin" option is not available for my admin user and service account user.

How can I grant this role to the project?

Terraform output:

I created a setup for a wordpress installation with docker-compose:

I am working on simple project with mysql + springboot using docker container and i am able to run in my local without any issue. I tried to bring the same containers to AWS ECS to standup but i am facing multiple problems. I did research multiple documents and blogs but could not get the correct content to make this works.

I used the below to stand up the mysql in my local with the container name of "mysqlcontainer"

I have compiled Unreal Engine from source and everything is successful. But when I try to launch UE4Editor it crashes. The error on console is:

I have a node server that's trying to connect to a postgres database using knex. Both are in docker containers with the same custom network. I keep getting ECONNREFUSED errors. I've poked around in the database container and I see that my DB (test_db) has been created by psql but it has no permissions. After giving root permissions, I'm still getting the same issues. I've tried removing the volumes with docker-compose down -v but still no luck. I've also tried removing knex and just using node-postgres but same errors. I'm also unable to connect to the Db from the host using pgadmin. Would appreciate any help!

Here's my docker-compose.yml

I'm following this guide to use MySQL 8.0 in Docker (on macOS host), but I'm having some issues. I have no Docker experience other than this, so please be easy on me. I tried to debug as best I could. It seems the author of the guide has some outdated commands/syntax errors (not sure which), which I think I've fixed. However, when I try to run the following command, I keep getting the error below:

Command:

I've made a DAG which connects to Cloud SQL (MySQL) through a Cloud SQL Proxy installed on a GCE. It reads a list of tables and generates a number of tasks based on these. I've run this DAG in Airflow locally on my machine with success, but once I try to deploy it a Cloud Composer instance, the DAG doesn't seem to load properly into the Airflow Web UI. The only options available for the DAG are refresh and delete, and not all the other ones.

The DAG is found by the scheduler and I can see in the logs that a connection is made to Cloud SQL, retrieving the tables, but for some reason the Airflow web UI doesn't like it. There are no errors in the log.

I am aware of the architecture of Composer as depicted here: https://cloud.google.com/composer/docs/concepts/overview, and I'm wondering if it has something to do with the admin web UI being in a tenant project. I have however tried to open up the firewall to all connections from everywhere briefly to see if it was a firewall issue, but no luck. So I'm thinking it might be a routing issue.

The code which connects to the Cloud SQL Proxy looks like this:

My docker-compose YAML configuration is made by