Running gcpviz errors

[BachateroJ]

Im trying to run gcpviz on my environment. ive setup everything needed.

now when i created the json, im trying to create a graph:

VirtualBox:~$ ~/go/bin/gcpviz -query-file /home/ubuntu/professional-services/tools/gcpviz/queries/network-basic.js -mode visualize -relations-file /home/ubuntu/professional-services/tools/gcpviz/relations.yaml -labels-file /home/ubuntu/professional-services/tools/gcpviz/labels.yaml -style-file /home/ubuntu/professional-services/tools/gcpviz/style.yaml

I get the following error:

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2024/03/26 17:00:58 Failed to create graph: SyntaxError: (anonymous): Line 116:16 Unexpected token ILLEGAL (and 2 more errors)

[rosmo]

Do other queries work?

[yiqingzhang]

Hi, I got the same error, the other queries won't help either, they all result in the same errors. I wonder if there is any updates on this.
Thanks

[yiqingzhang]

Steps to reproduce the errors:

Update the docker file to avoid failure when building

FROM golang:1.14 AS builder

WORKDIR /go/src/github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/professional-services/tools/gcpviz
COPY go.mod go.sum *.go ./
RUN mkdir -p cmd/gcpviz
COPY cmd/gcpviz/*.go ./cmd/gcpviz/
RUN CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux go build -a -installsuffix cgo -o $GOPATH/bin ./cmd/gcpviz

FROM google/cloud-sdk:slim

RUN apt-get update
RUN apt-get install -y graphviz

WORKDIR /gcpviz
COPY --from=builder /go/bin/gcpviz gcpviz
COPY style.yaml relations.yaml labels.yaml ./
COPY wait_for_export.sh gcpviz.sh ./
COPY redactor.py requirements.txt ./
COPY queries ./queries/
# RUN pip3 install -r requirements.txt

RUN chmod +x wait_for_export.sh gcpviz.sh redactor.py

ENV PATH "$PATH:/gcpviz"

mkdir cai
cp resource_inventory.json cai/resource_inventory.json
docker run --rm -v $PWD/cai:/gcpviz/cai gcpviz gcpviz.sh network --query-file queries/everything.js

What I got is:

WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8) and no specific platform was requested

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Reading assets: 1348101/1348101 bytes processed.
Creating reference aliases for assets...
Creating references between assets...
Processing resource IP addresses...
Integrating subassets as part of main assets...

Total vertexes: 1173, total edges: 1299, total aliases: 16, total IPs: 0

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2024/07/15 07:18:20 Failed to create graph: SyntaxError: (anonymous): Line 32:16 Unexpected token ILLEGAL (and 2 more errors)

I have tried all the files under queries/

All of them failed with this error, except queries/shared-vpc.js and queries/one-project-example.js.
However, the successful one generated graph with a dot and nothing in it.
What I provided as input is a reasonable side input project CAI export.

@rosmo Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks

[yiqingzhang]

@rosmo I can create GCP support ticket if needed. Can you suggest how can I reach out with a GCP support ticket?

[codeangler]

@yiqingzhang if you do, please post the number here, and I'll put it on our GCP TAMs radar to push internally.

[codeangler]

@yiqingzhang @rosmo, is the Docker build error a platform problem? As I read the errors, it appears you are building on M1 / arm arch. I'm speculating that one of the dependencies is not compatible. However, to test my hypothesis, I spun up the GCE Debian instance and ran the original and then again with @yiqingzhang Dockerfile, and both failed to build.

[twigley]

For anyone else it might be worth reviewing the older issue #573 as that seems to be the same issue. You have to export the organisation not a single project.

[rosmo]

Looks like the build process was broken due to things being updated, I create a PR with fixes.

[rosmo]

@codeangler The Docker build ought to be fixed now. However, you can always install the tool using go install and just avoid containers all together.