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the AWS CDK publishes assets to a toolkit bucket. assets are things like files for S3 or zip files containing Lambda source code. I can't tell from the log snippet...

@bozethe, from your original logs are you able to locate the `cdk deploy` command that is being executed when this failure occurs? your original logs don't include enough info before...

also, can you check the value of the `CdkToolkit` stored in the `/orbit/orbit/context` and the `/orbit/orbit/manifest` ParameterStore parameters? there may not be an entry in the /manifest one.

ok. i see one problem that we caused by trying to add debugging for your original problem. in the image there is no space between the --debug parameter and the...

unfortunately there isn't a simple fix for this. the orbit CLI is not managing these uploads, they are being managed by the CDK CLI. the orbit build is currently using...

so, i've been able to confirm that updating the version of the CDK CLI used for the deployment seems to work. i updated the remote configuration to install CDK v1.135.0...

the cloudformation stack for the orbit environment deploys a Lambda function that fires as a post authentication event. this Lambda makes use of a Lambda Layer provided by AWS that...

this should be implemented using the external-secrets k8s app

that particular error message isn't in the pod logs, it is an error being returned by the kubectl command attempting to read the logs. the istio-pilot pod has two containers...

what are you using for your Identity Provider? if you haven't integrated with your own IdP and are using Cognito then you need to go into Cognito in the AWS...