Which version of kubefirst are you using?
main
Which cloud provider?
Google Cloud
Which DNS?
None specific
Which installation type?
None specific
Which distributed Git provider?
None specific
Did you use a fork of gitops-template?
No
Which Operating System?
None specific
What is the issue?

On the console, the cloud region and cloud zone should be linked. In the example above, us-east1-b cannot be placed into europe-west2.
The simplest solution would be to only display the matching zones that start with the cloud region. However, there may be edge-cases that mean this would be problematic which should be investigated. I can think of a couple of possibilities, but there may be more:
- the zone
region11-b would match the regions region1 and region11. I don't think there currently are that many regions, but should confirm
- if a zone is able to be placed in multiple regions - eg, if
us-east2-b can be placed in us-east1 and us-east2 (this might sound esoteric, but other cloud providers support failover regions)
Even if either of these edge-cases are true, we may still decide that it's a low-risk problem.
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Which version of kubefirst are you using?
main
Which cloud provider?
Google Cloud
Which DNS?
None specific
Which installation type?
None specific
Which distributed Git provider?
None specific
Did you use a fork of
gitops-template?No
Which Operating System?
None specific
What is the issue?
On the console, the cloud region and cloud zone should be linked. In the example above,
us-east1-bcannot be placed intoeurope-west2.The simplest solution would be to only display the matching zones that start with the cloud region. However, there may be edge-cases that mean this would be problematic which should be investigated. I can think of a couple of possibilities, but there may be more:
region11-bwould match the regionsregion1andregion11. I don't think there currently are that many regions, but should confirmus-east2-bcan be placed inus-east1andus-east2(this might sound esoteric, but other cloud providers support failover regions)Even if either of these edge-cases are true, we may still decide that it's a low-risk problem.
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