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Blocklet space for google cloud failed on installation. This applications is not supported on this server.

JustHODL
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I was trying to use the 30days free trial for on demand space and in the installation process this error popped. I don't remember selecting Google as provider on any step.

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For some reason after the step of prepare space it seems to log me out and then it says I'm trying to sign from a different wallet.

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JianChao1 year ago

Thanks for your feedback, this is as expected. Currently, personal did spaces cannot be installed on serverless servers. It should be installed on the blocklet server (either a remote or local server).

JustHODL1 year ago

Could you point me out on the right direction? I'm trying to build a blocklet and I thought I would need space to run it since I got this message trying to run the blocklet app

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wangshijun1 year ago

Could you point me out on the right direction?

Hi, from the screenshot above: it seems that the available disk space of the host machine your blocklet server runs is low, this is not a critical issue. If you have successfully created your blocklet, run the blocklet in your local blocklet server, and can access it from your local web browser, you can continue building it as planned.

If you encounter any further issues, please post here, we are always here to help.

wangshijun1 year ago

By the way, I want to clarify the word "space" used in multiple places on the ArcBlock platform:

  • DID Spaces: This is an independent blocklet designed to securely manage all data associated with a Decentralized Identifier (DID). If this application runs in enterprise mode or shared mode, it can manage the spaces of many users.
  • App Spaces: It is a broad term for the space where blocklet run. Applications can run on your own Blocklet Server, which we sometimes refer to as Dedicated Space, or they can run in the shared space managed by ArcBlock Launcher, which we sometimes refer to as On-demand Space.
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