I have created a ticket to reset my lab, but I’m not sure if it has been implemented yet because I still see the previous work with errors
It takes 1 to 2 days for the staff to reset your lab.
Is there any place where I can check the ticket form status?
No, there is not.
I mean reset AWS lab environent also
Hello @hawraa.salami,
It seems there is some issue with the lab when it runs source scripts/setup.sh. @livelearndev submitted the form more than three days ago. Thank you
Seems to me like there’s a problem when defining the db-instance identifier. Is there by any chance a typo on line 3 in setup.sh (export de_project=“de-c1w4”)? This variable is used to define the db instance on line 5, which seems to be dei-c1w4-rds instead of de-c1w4-rds, possibly caused by this typo.
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Hello @livelearndev,
I could reproduce the issue as @carlmalina suggested it seems you edited the setup.sh file.
Solution is to go to scripts folder and delete permanently the edited setup.sh file.
Then you could go to help and use get latest version to recreate the correct file. Hope it helps
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Thank @Georgios @carlmalina @TMosh, the lab is reset.
Hello @livelearndev,
Sorry for the inconvenience, I could load the lab and this is an issue related to Coursera notebooks and not the lab settings or your AWS account. So it could be an issue in your browser settings and not the lab refresh.
The only files you are instructed to edit in the lab are main.tf and outputs.tf. To run the commands without crashing you need to uncomment specific blocks of code.
Other files that allow you to set variables and terraform configurations such as setup.sh should not be edited. The workaround to that is to get latest version from help. Thank you