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mu...@google.com <mu...@google.com> #2
Hello Ervin,
An internal feature request has been opened on your behalf concerning your request for Cloud Scheduler to add support for http endpoints on GCE instances without public IP.
Our feature requests do not have an ETA nor a guarantee they will be implemented in the near future.
Any updates to this feature request will be made here.
An internal feature request has been opened on your behalf concerning your request for Cloud Scheduler to add support for http endpoints on GCE instances without public IP.
Our feature requests do not have an ETA nor a guarantee they will be implemented in the near future.
Any updates to this feature request will be made here.
jc...@gmail.com <jc...@gmail.com> #3
I would like to see this too. Scheduler support for a gce-internal ingress private ipaddress.
ka...@sabre.com <ka...@sabre.com> #4
Hi ,
I have opened the below case for this requirement of "Cloud Scheduler to add support for http endpoints on GCE instances without public IP"
https://console.cloud.google.com/support/cases/detail/27973259
This is very much needed for DST schedules.
As a workaround, we are defining 6 jobs (K8s CronJobs) per schedule like [summer-begin, summer-middle, summer-end, winter-begin, winter-middle and winter-end] just to manage DST.
If any of our customer wants a new schedule, then it has become so difficult to maintain schedules with plain K8s.
Will be awaiting for an update on the feature....
I have opened the below case for this requirement of "Cloud Scheduler to add support for http endpoints on GCE instances without public IP"
This is very much needed for DST schedules.
As a workaround, we are defining 6 jobs (K8s CronJobs) per schedule like [summer-begin, summer-middle, summer-end, winter-begin, winter-middle and winter-end] just to manage DST.
If any of our customer wants a new schedule, then it has become so difficult to maintain schedules with plain K8s.
Will be awaiting for an update on the feature....
gb...@wideorbit.com <gb...@wideorbit.com> #5
Any fix on above issue ?
fa...@gmail.com <fa...@gmail.com> #6
Would love to see this feature!
er...@doit.com <er...@doit.com> #7
Customer is requesting this capability to enhance the usability of this service throughout their fleet.
Specifically, routing of http requests through internal GCP network before moving externally. This way internal hostnames can be used to target instances for scheduling.
Specifically, routing of http requests through internal GCP network before moving externally. This way internal hostnames can be used to target instances for scheduling.
yo...@pipl.com <yo...@pipl.com> #8
need this feature too
er...@pactum.com <er...@pactum.com> #9
I would also link an ability to call Cloud Run http endpoints which have private-only-ingress as it is very similar issue - Cloud Scheduler needs to be "attachable" to VPC connector to appear local to VPC, accessing all resources, not just compute engine machines.
ka...@google.com <ka...@google.com> #10
I have a Cx with similar Cloud Scheduler issue - He is using Cloud Scheduler to integrate with Cloud Run URL but getting permission denied error and is not able to send full auth token.
Product - Cloud Scheduler
Vector Case Link -https://vector.lightning.force.com/lightning/r/Case/5004M00000vQSnXQAW/view
Can you please provide further insights and any fix for this issue?
Product - Cloud Scheduler
Vector Case Link -
Can you please provide further insights and any fix for this issue?
ju...@gmail.com <ju...@gmail.com> #11
Workaround: Use Cloud Scheduler to trigger a Cloud Run Job. A Cloud Run Job can be connected to a VPC and it can send HTTP requests to Compute Engine VMs that have only a private IP address.
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