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On the console, the cloud region and cloud zone should be linked. In the example above, us-east1-b cannot be placed into europe-west2.
The simplest solution would be to only display the matching zones that start with the cloud region. However, there may be edge-cases that mean this would be problematic which should be investigated. I can think of a couple of possibilities, but there may be more:
the zone region11-b would match the regions region1 and region11. I don't think there currently are that many regions, but should confirm
if a zone is able to be placed in multiple regions - eg, if us-east2-b can be placed in us-east1 and us-east2 (this might sound esoteric, but other cloud providers support failover regions)
Even if either of these edge-cases are true, we may still decide that it's a low-risk problem.
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Which version of kubefirst are you using?
main
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Google Cloud
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What is the issue?
On the console, the cloud region and cloud zone should be linked. In the example above,
us-east1-b
cannot be placed intoeurope-west2
.The simplest solution would be to only display the matching zones that start with the cloud region. However, there may be edge-cases that mean this would be problematic which should be investigated. I can think of a couple of possibilities, but there may be more:
region11-b
would match the regionsregion1
andregion11
. I don't think there currently are that many regions, but should confirmus-east2-b
can be placed inus-east1
andus-east2
(this might sound esoteric, but other cloud providers support failover regions)Even if either of these edge-cases are true, we may still decide that it's a low-risk problem.
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: