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Ch7 - can't increase quota of Dataproc cluster; workaround not working #163

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so-james-gammerman opened this issue Feb 1, 2023 · 1 comment

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so-james-gammerman commented Feb 1, 2023

Unfortunately I can't run create_large_cluster.sh :

 - Insufficient 'CPUS' quota. Requested 404.0, available 12.0.
 - Insufficient 'CPUS_ALL_REGIONS' quota. Requested 404.0, available 20.0.
 - Insufficient 'DISKS_TOTAL_GB' quota. Requested 25500.0, available 2596.0.
 - Insufficient 'INSTANCES' quota. Requested 51.0, available 21.0.
 - Insufficient 'IN_USE_ADDRESSES' quota. Requested 51.0, available 5.0.

The chapter 7 README says: If it fails with quota issues, get increased quota. If you can't have more quota, reduce the number of workers appropriately

Unfortunately if you're using the GCP Free trial then you can't get the increased quota, and I've tried reducing the number of workers several times but the requested number of CPUs is still too large- this was the output with the following parameters:
--num-workers 3 --num-secondary-workers 3:

 - Insufficient 'CPUS' quota. Requested 52.0, available 12.0.
 - Insufficient 'CPUS_ALL_REGIONS' quota. Requested 52.0, available 20.0.
 - Insufficient 'DISKS_TOTAL_GB' quota. Requested 3500.0, available 2596.0.
 - Insufficient 'IN_USE_ADDRESSES' quota. Requested 7.0, available 5.0.

Any advice would be appreciated otherwise I'll have to give up on the rest of this chapter...

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