JR63323: DOC - WHEN INSTALLING WORKFLOW AUTHORING, AN ERROR OCCURS STATING A VALUE MUST BE NO MORE THAN 63 CHARACTERS

APAR status

• Closed as documentation error.

Error description

• When you create the authoring-workflow-authoring-baw-server-0
  pod in a StatefulSet authoring-workflow-authoring-baw-server,
  you get the following failed error message:
  
  Pod "authoring-workflow-authoring-baw-server-0" is invalid:
  [spec.volumes[8].name: Invalid value:
  "authoring-workflow-authoring-baw-server-sensitive-custom-lombar
  di": must be no more than 63 characters,
  spec.containers[0].volumeMounts[4].name: Not found:
  "authoring-workflow-authoring-baw-server-sensitive-custom-lombar
  di"]
  ERROR requestfactory Could not parse request {"error": "unable
  to parse requirement: invalid label value:
  \"cp4a-authoring-workflow-authoring-baw-server-bas-auto-import-j
  ob\": at key: \"job-name\": must be no more than 63 characters"}
  
  This error happens while you are creating an IBM Business
  Automation Workflow Business Automation Studio auto-import job.
  
  The documentation indicate that 24 characters are allowed for a
  custom resource name and the instance name is not allowed when
  deploying Workflow Authoring.
  

Local fix

• Be careful with the lengths of your custom resource (CR) and
  instance names. For example, if your deployment contains
  Workflow Authoring, the total length of the CR name must not
  exceed 13 characters. If you enable the Workflow Authoring
  Lombardi custom XML
  (workflow_authoring_configuration.lombardi_custom_xml_secret_nam
  e), your CR name must not exceed 7 characters. Otherwise, the
  Workflow Authoring deployment fails.
  

Problem summary

• No additional information is available.
  

Problem conclusion

• The content will be updated the next time the documentation is
  refreshed.
  

Temporary fix

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APAR Information

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Fix information

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