The 'Authorization' section should say 'Apps in this project: All authorized' however I noticed it always says this regardless of actual permissions set, so a better place to check is under 'IAM & Admin' that the Compute Engine default service account and App Engine default service account both have at least 'Editor' role.
The VM proxy logs may be a better indication of what happened though.
On Friday, June 10, 2016 at 3:35:20 PM UTC-4, Vlad Miller wrote:
@Adam, there is absolutely nothing interesting in the CloudSQL logs. Also how do I check that apps have access to cloudsql? All GAE services in the same Project with CloudSQL. You mean that I can authorize individual services?I also tried to redeploy multiple times, no luck.@Vadim container logs only showing my application logs, nothing from SQL Proxy.
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