Apigee failed to upload Proxy bundle zip file

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Apigee failed to upload Proxy bundle zip file which downloaded from same Apigee environment

can anyone help what causing this issue

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Hi @be_ta ,

Please verify the following possibilities before uploading the bundle:

  1. External callout policies may be causing errors, such as issues related to Java code or JavaScript code.

  2. Check whether the ZIP file is corrupted, possibly due to download or network issues.

  3. Ensure that the ZIP file is not empty.

  4. If possible, remove the external libraries, download a fresh bundle, and upload it to the new environment.

Please feel free to reach out to me at (PII Removed by Staff) if any assistance is required.

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tried all above-mentioned steps zip file looks good and its sub folder also, still the error

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The edge-ui server is largely acting as a proxy in most instances for simply invoking the corresponding edge-management-server endpoint. So I would suggest looking for management server log file for more details. Typically you would find it in this location.

/opt/apigee/var/log/edge-management-server/logs/system.log

Much like Hrushikesh I suspect something about the bundle is invalid but without more specifics from the management server it would be hard to guess. If the management server logs are not helpful or not clear in what the failure is we may be able to assist here or via formal Google Cloud Support channels.

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the issue is resolved
in system.log dint fine any major issue so restarted the service, iam able to upload the bundle now

thanks for you support

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Mostly, it happens when the bundle is corrupted, empty, or contains problematic policies or code. Make sure the ZIP downloaded correctly, remove any external libraries if possible, and try uploading a fresh bundle. Verifying Java/JavaScript callouts and network stability often resolves this.