DEPLOYMENT_BLOCKED Error
The DEPLOYMENT_BLOCKED error occurs when a deployment is blocked due to certain conditions. This can happen for various reasons, such as configuration errors, account limitations, or policy violations.
Understanding the Error
- 403 DEPLOYMENT_BLOCKED: This error code indicates that the deployment was blocked.
- Reasons: The deployment might be blocked due to:
- Configuration issues not meeting platform requirements.
- Account plan restrictions, especially if downgraded to a Hobby plan.
- Email notifications from Epycbyte with additional details.
- Account status issues, such as exceeding limits or quotas.
- Policy violations during deployment.
Troubleshooting Steps
- Check Configuration: Ensure your deployment settings are correct and comply with platform rules.
- Review Account Plan: If you downgraded to Hobby plan, redeploy projects to make them available again.
- Email Notifications: Look for emails from Epycbyte for specific details about the issue.
- Verify Account Status: Confirm your account is in good standing and within limits.
- Review Policies: Ensure deployment complies with all platform policies and terms.
- Check Platform Outages: Look for status page incidents that might cause blockages.
- Contact Support: If issues persist after verifying the above, reach out to support for further assistance.
Additional Resources
- Explore error filtering options on the Error Codes page by tag, code, or name.
- Last updated: July 24, 2024