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Description
When creating a table, Terraform first invokes Bigtable table creation and then follow and then adds column families. If a table is replicated, adding column families can be expansive and can race with table creation. When that happens, you will see an error like this "Could not modify schema of ???, due to concurrent modifications.".
Workaround:
When creating replicated resources:
Create all resources in an un-replicated instance (with a single cluster).
Add a cluster to make the instance replicated.
When deleting replicated resources:
Remove a cluster so that the instance is un-replicated. Use "terraform apply" to remove the cluster.
Remove the rest of the un-replicated resources. Use "terraform destroy" to remove the rest of the resources.
The options to mitigate the issue:
Wait for table to "finish" before trying to add column families.
Don't wait for table to finish but keep retrying adding column families. This can result in running out of API quota if we don't backoff properly.
Combine table creation and adding column families into a single API call.
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Community Note
Description
When creating a table, Terraform first invokes Bigtable table creation and then follow and then adds column families. If a table is replicated, adding column families can be expansive and can race with table creation. When that happens, you will see an error like this "Could not modify schema of ???, due to concurrent modifications.".
Workaround:
When creating replicated resources:
When deleting replicated resources:
The options to mitigate the issue:
New or Affected Resource(s)
Potential Terraform Configuration
References
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