Getting Errors when using Click to Deploy

I am having trouble with the Wordpress Google click to deploy. I keep getting the following error every time.

{“ResourceType”:“runtimeconfig.v1beta1.waiter”,“ResourceErrorCode”:“504”,“ResourceErrorMessage”:“Timeout expired.”}

How do I solve the error?

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Hi @Dosbranding001

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Kindly check the following list to proceed with your deployment:

I hope this information is helpful.

If you need further assistance, you can always file a ticket on our support team.

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Hi @RonEtch I would like to send you the video showing all the steps I have done. I have tried to follow all the steps but still get the same error.

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I get the same message and the support team told me to use wordpress.com

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Create a new project and you should be able to deploy Wordpress . Try that and let me know

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Does not work, so now I am using AWS which deployed instantly with no errors. Google needs to up their game.

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Has anybody found the solution to this? I can do it on my personal account but on my client’s account it keeps timing out. I’m not sure what is wrong.

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This deployed used the default-compute service account. GCP has generally advised against giving it any permissions by default, in fact the disabled it by default recently. For this deployment to work, you need to give the default-compute account the approriate access. I think it is permission to do something like google.monitoring.v3.MetricService.CreateTimeSeries. I simply gave my default-compute account “editor” access as the project level and it worked.

@Dosbranding001 suggestion is not useful atall and seems to be a spam. Has anyone got a fix?

I went through the tutorial. After Deploy/launch I get the following error.

wordpress has resource level errors
wordpress-2-software:
{“ResourceType”:“runtimeconfig.v1beta1.waiter”,“ResourceErrorCode”:“504”,“ResourceErrorMessage”:“Timeout expired.”}

Is there a fix. Tried it twice and both failed with this. I am using Click to Deploy capabilities.