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'Database error' when deploying an app directly after a space was created #184

@BendingBender

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@BendingBender

Hi,

I've just installed the newest PCF dev (v.0.23.0 for PCF 1.9.0) and I'm sometimes getting the following error when deploying an app (I've translated the output from German, please bear with me):

Using manifest file agent04.manifest.some-service.yml

Creating app some-service in organization pcfdev-org / space agent04 as admin...
FAILED
Server error, status code: 500, error code: 10011, message: Database error

This is new to PCF dev 0.23.0, I didn't have this issue with previous versions. This only happens directly after a space was created. This doesn't seem to happen again if I delete a space and re-create it.

---- edit ----
Now, this also errored out after a space was deleted and re-created.

To describe the course of actions: First a space is created via cf create-space <space-name>, then a redis and a rabbitmq instance is created in this space (via cf cs p-redis shared-vm redis and cf cs p-rabbitmq standard rabbitmq respectively). Then, 5 different apps are pushed concurrently, each using a manifest file (via cf push -f <manifest-file>).

This error seems not to be app related, it happens with different apps. This also doesn't seem to be related to service bindings, it happened with an app that didn't have any service bindings.

The PCF dev is running on a server machine, it has 128GB RAM, 32 cores (Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz). The host OS is Ubuntu 16.04. The virtual machine has access to 100GB RAM and 16 cores, has a custom IP address and a custom domain name.

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