I am troubled with my in browser ssh download functionality of google cloud platform. It was working quite well until recently when I started to observe un expected behavour. Everytime I have attempted to download a file the progress bar shows as if something is downloading but after completing nothing is found in the downloads folder. I have tried to switch and log onto another os partition on my local machine. But still experience the same problem even when I changed browser program nothing seems working. Thanks in advance!
Google experienced an issue around the same time you reported the error. It has since been marked as resolved.
Are you still experiencing the same issue?
If that is the case, you can report it in the Issue Trackers platform.
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Sagemaker Studio worked flawlessly for me for the first 6 months. Then I started observing this issue. Screenshot of the error message
The screen holds up at this stage forever. Here's what I have tried:
Clearing my cache, even using a different machine. So I don't think the issue lies with the browser or my machine.
Pressing 'Clear workspace' in the screenshot above.
Shutting down all the apps in my sagemaker domain (excluding the 'default' app). This used to work initially but now this has stopped working all-together.
Created a new sagemaker domain with fraction of the files in the previous domain. Still, I see the same error message in the new domain as well.
This is severely affecting my work and I can't find a solution for this anywhere on the internet.
I've seen this issue before. Restarting the JupyterServer app and clearing out the EFS storage attached to your Studio domain helps.
Also, it is worth checking the JupyterServer logs to see what is causing the issue. Additionally, please make sure to use the latest version of Studio.
I'm experiencing an error in Google Cloud Platform.
I'm stying to start my free trial in GCP, following the step I've:
Accepted Terms/Service conditions (Step 1)
Verified my account through phone (Step 2)
And here the console start loading (before showing the step 3) without finishing. I just waited for 12h, so I think there is a problem.
For some other info: I'm new on the platform; I used some service like Firebase but it's the first time I go for the GCP full package.
I know this is super late, but I've just run into the same issue and strangely enough the solution for me was to upgrade on my phone rather than on my desktop
I faced the same issue. Then after clearing the cache and disabling the ad-blocker and popup blocker, It worked. Give a try by disabling all the plugin installed in your web browser.
I am currently trying to go through a fairly long hyperparameter grid search (4-5 hours) and I keep having issues with Jupyter Lab (or haven't figured out something yet) on a gcp notebook instance. The browser connection to the notebook keeps dropping, whereas the training process continues just fine. When it finishes training process, there's nowhere to write the output as the browser connection to the notebook has already dropped.
How can I keep that connection alive or make sure the output gets written into the notebook even if my laptop gets turned off/gets turned off?
There are multiple problems that may be affecting your notebook. It can be a GCP issue, a network issue... Therefore, you need to provide more information in order to diagnose what is happening. I would recommend you to open a ticket with GCP or Jupyter support to conduct a more thorough investigation as it can be something difficult to diagnose and they will have more tools to do it. Also, what #Joaquim suggested seems like a good workaround for the moment. Anyhow, I have gathered several troubleshooting steps that you can follow to find if it is one of this recurrent issues the one that is affecting you:
According to this Jupyter Notebook document, there is a ‘shutdown_no_activity_timeout’ option. The default value is ‘0’ that disables this automatic shutdown. The option might be overridden on ‘jupyter_notebook_config.py’ file. You may follow these steps to confirm it:
Click on the instance name of in which your Notebook is running on the AI Platform Notebooks page.
Remote access it by clicking “SSH”
Run this on the shell to confirm the existence of the overriding:
ls /home/*/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py
Run this command to confirm if the shutdown_no_activity_timeout option is doing the overriding:
cat /home/*/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py | grep shutdown_no_activity_timeout
Switch the option to ‘0’ if it is set to a different value, and reset the Notebook instances on this page to apply the change.
According to this other document, it might fail to connect when behind a proxy. You can try to disable your browser’s proxy settings.
You can also try to change the Jupyter port. On this Jupyter issue, the customer insists that his disconnection problem was gone after changing it. If you are using Chrome browser, could you please open the Inspect panel (Ctrl+Shift+I) and compare your connection symptoms with this image? If you get similar errors, you may try to change the port (c.NotebookApp.port).
The Airflow UI randomly fails to show up and a 503 google error message is shown. It's getting really hard and annoying to navigate the Airflow UI. Is this a known issue? After searching this for a long time, on the internet I did not get any leads.
Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong.
I have attached the error message that I'm getting randomly. Hope this gets fixed.
Would you happen to be trying to access the Airflow UI from Asia? This is a known issue for APAC users, and a remedy is coming soon. In the meantime, a workaround is to deploy a self-managed webserver.
I developed my application with Qt 5.2.1 and MinGW compiler.The installer is created with NSIS and doesnt even require admin privilege.
I use blogger as my application's website, and post Google Drive links to download the setup files.
Suddenly Drive is now showing my application as a virus, even though I checked with virustital.com and the Windows anti-virus software.
I have not received any response to the post I submitted on their forum.
So I would like to know if there is any known common cause for this problem and whether that can be resolved.
PS: I have previously used the same Google services for another software that I developed few years ago, but never ran into such issues.
This is probably false-positive alarm.
Sometimes NSIS generated installer is recognized as virus (which is wrong).
Write to the AV company (I am not sure which AV software G drive uses) and report this problem - they should whitelist your software.
Sometimes simply rebuilding the installer helps too :)
Or my last idea is to remove 'dangerous' code from installer: many times inetC and various other internet calls are suspicious.