RVR-SF-RDBMS-311

1. Issue Summary

   • The error "Failed to define bucket name" with Error Code: RVR-SF-RDBMS-311 in the Rivery platform for an RDBMS Data Connector usually occurs when there is an issue with specifying or detecting the correct bucket name used for data operations. This error might originate from a misconfiguration in specifying the bucket name or a lack of necessary permissions for accessing it. It is essential to ensure that bucket definitions and permissions have been properly set up in the relevant cloud storage service.

2. Action Steps:

   • Validate that the bucket name is correctly specified in your Rivery configuration. Cross-check this name with your actual storage setup to ensure there are no typographical errors.
   • Ensure that the appropriate permissions are granted for accessing the bucket. This may include permissions to list, read, and write to the bucket used by your RDBMS configuration.
   • Review your Rivery connection settings, specifically focusing on any configuration related to the custom file zone or bucket settings in the data source or target configuration.
   • If your bucket is hosted on Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage, ensure that the bucket names and regions match those specified in your connection settings. Bucket names in these platforms are case-sensitive and must align perfectly.
   • Test the connection after any changes to ensure that it resolves the error. This can be done within the Rivery platform by revisiting the connection settings and utilizing any built-in testing tools provided.

3. External References:

   • For more detailed guidance on setting up bucket permissions and configurations, refer to:
     • Rivery Documentation on Configuring Cloud Connections
     • Amazon S3 bucket policy documentation: Amazon S3 Bucket Policies
     • Google Cloud IAM for buckets: Google Cloud Storage IAM Roles

If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.