I can’t access the newly created “Tigris Object Storage” under the Fly organization I’m part of.
When I click on the link shown at https://fly.io/dashboard/my-org/tigris, I get redirected to https://console.tigris.dev/flyio/signin?org_id=my-org-id, but I only see following message:
Looks like you don’t have access to the Org or the Org doesn’t exist.
Redirecting in 5s…
Any ideas on how to access my bucket through the UI?
Can you please share more details on what bucket you are unable to delete. How are you deleting it (from Tigris dashboard, using Flyctl or AWS sdks/CLI)?
If you want to share this privately, please reach out at help@tigrisdata.com
→ fly storage destroy backup
Destroying a Tigris storage bucket is not reversible.
? Do you want to destroy the bucket named backup? Yes
Error: input:3: deleteAddOn Access denied
When you create a bucket using flyctl with a name that’s already in use, we appended a random string to your chosen name and create the bucket with that modified name. This is what appears on the Tigris dashboard. However, it seems there’s an issue where flyctl / dashboard
isn’t displaying the correct bucket name.
To reduce confusion, we have eliminated (as of this morning PT) the random string appending process and instead return an error if the bucket can’t be created with the specified name.
We will fix the incorrect name being shown in Fly dashboard.
Sorry for inconvenience and thank you for working through this with us.
in the Tigris dashboard I see db-backup-trmv, but I’m not able to delete bucket.
➜ fly storage destroy db-backup
Destroying a Tigris storage bucket is not reversible.
? Do you want to destroy the bucket named db-backup? Yes
Error: input:3: deleteAddOn Access denied
alternatively
➜ fly storage destroy db-backup-trmv
Error: input:3: addOn Could not find AddOn
I’ve created a new bucket, and now I see it automatically sets secrets for my project. Is this a new feature? Previously, I had a different output.
If so, will these secrets be removed when I delete the bucket?
if you provision bucket via fly CLI and if the command was executed from directory of fly app (fly.toml’s presence) - we set the environment variable for you to simplify things. Details of integrations is documented here Bucket Management with Flyctl | Tigris Object Storage Documentation
Deletion of bucket via fly CLI doesn’t delete the access key.