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cr...@google.com <cr...@google.com> #2
I also experience a high number of 502 in europe-west1
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]> #3
We suspect that we may be running into some sort of rate limit. The Cloud Tasks API Quota for maximum requests per minute is rather high (6 million/min) and we're not even close to that, but we believe that when we have bursts of task creation that the API then throws the 502.
cr...@google.com <cr...@google.com> #4
Any update on this? It seems to be happening again. We are experiencing both high latency and 502, the requests are seconds apart.
ll...@google.com <ll...@google.com>
be...@google.com <be...@google.com> #5
Hi team - do we have update/ timeline we can report back to customers on this? Australia Post customers view on this is that it is a bug and not a feature request.
be...@google.com <be...@google.com> #6
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be...@google.com <be...@google.com> #7
Hi team - gentle nudge on this please. Thanks
ma...@mova.vc <ma...@mova.vc> #8
Hi, this problem was solved? I take this today. Thanks!
si...@metro-external.digital <si...@metro-external.digital> #9
Hi, we also wanted to make use of Cloud Tasks for Cloud Run. But the fact that it does not work with internal ingress is very frustrating and not working out for us.. there is indeed a need to make it possible to integrate with internal Cloud Run services.
ky...@gmail.com <ky...@gmail.com> #10
I second this, can we please get this!
ne...@blackkite.com <ne...@blackkite.com> #11
Any progress on this topic?
yw...@xmatters.com <yw...@xmatters.com> #12
Still not solved?
ad...@benvgroup.com <ad...@benvgroup.com> #13
I am also struggling with this problem. My Cloud Scheduler always returns PERMISSION_DENIED for any trigger I create pointing to a Cloud Run Job.
md...@ford.com <md...@ford.com> #14
i am also facing the same issue. somebody can please help me?
ja...@toteat.com <ja...@toteat.com> #15
Hello, facing the same issue still, is there a timeline for this?
Description
Problem you have encountered
When I configure a task to call an internal Cloud Run service, the task ends up getting
PERMISSION_DENIED(7): HTTP status code 403
What you expected to happen
Cloud Tasks should be able to call internal services, thus offering better security defaults by allowing people to operate their queue workers as private services.