Tutorial: Introduction to Streaming is Broken

Hi, I am unable to run the configuration script for the Tut published here.
https://docs.confluent.io/platform/current/tutorials/examples/microservices-orders/docs/index.html#additional-resources

I running Windows 11 with the Bash command line.

My first set of errors is on “Creating demo topics”

" on Confluent Cloudze
Error: REST request failed: Internal Server Error (500)

on Confluent Cloudomers
Error: REST request failed: Internal Server Error (500)

on Confluent Cloud
Error: REST request failed: Internal Server Error (500)

on Confluent Cloudrs
Error: REST request failed: Internal Server Error (500)

on Confluent Cloudrs-enriched
Error: REST request failed: Internal Server Error (500)

on Confluent Cloudr-validations
Error: REST request failed: Internal Server Error (500)
… and so on"

Any help would be much appreciated.

Hi @OkkerBotes

welcome :slight_smile:

which script is causing the issue?
could provide some info which step we are talking about?

best,
michael

Hi Michael and thanks for the repaly.

It is the “./start-ccloud.sh” script that is run as part of step two of the Tud. I can see on the confluent portal that the Environment “ccloud-stack-sa-8wwk35-microservices-orders” get created but there are no topics.

Okkie
ps. I have to run now so will have to catch you later.

hmm ok I see
need to try it by myself

maybe it’s related to bash on windows

looks strange

need to check on my local linux box; probably tomorrow morning :wink:

best,
michael

hi @OkkerBotes

just to debug a little deeper.
could you try to run the schema creation manually?
script is located in

./scripts/create-topics-ccloud.sh ./topics.txt

best,
michael

Hi @mmuehlbeyer

Thanks again for your assistance. I have run the scrip but looks like it need a context.

"$ ./scripts/create-topics-ccloud.sh ./topics.txt
Error: no Kafka cluster selected

Suggestions:
You must pass --cluster or --resource with the command or set an active Kafka cluster in your context with confluent kafka cluster use.
./scripts/create-topics-ccloud.sh: line 14: [: -eq: unary operator expected
"

I have to focus on something else today so will come back to this on Monday.

Okkie

ah yes I see

if I have some time left today or tomorrow I’ll try to
run the demo on Linux and post my result here

best,
michael