Build -> Lifecycle -> VCF Instances -> Domain -> Upgrades -> Edit Plan
HTTP Error 404"YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS INFO vmware-vum-server 657152 [vc@4413 sub="httpDownload"] [httpDownloadPosix 772] curl_easy_perform() succeeded - url: https://<SDDC Manager>/vmware/vcf/umds/patch-store/hostupdate/__hostupdate20-consolidated-index__.xmlYYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS DEBUG vmware-vum-server 657152 [vc@4413 sub="httpDownload"] [httpDownloadPosix 740] Cleanup SSL contextYYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS INFO vmware-vum-server 657152 [vc@4413 sub="ServiceProviderCommonLogger"] [Common 341] Output Json : {"info": [], "warnings": [], "errors": [{"id": "com.vmware.vcIntegrity.lifecycle.EsxImage.MetadataDownloadErrorV2", "message": {"id": "com.vmware.vcIntegrity.lifecycle.EsxImage.MetadataDownloadErrorV2", "default_message": "An error occurred while downloading depot metadata from 'https://<SDDC Manager>/vmware/vcf/umds/patch-store/hostupdate/vmw/metadata-14945461.zip': '('https://<SDDC Manager>/vmware/vcf/umds/patch-store/hostupdate/vmw/metadata-14945461.zip', '/tmp/tmp1yo5zfxg', 'HTTP Error 404: Not Found')'. Please refer to KB 313508 for more details.", "args": ["https://<SDDC Manager>/vmware/vcf/umds/patch-store/hostupdate/vmw/metadata-14945461.zip", "('https://<SDDC Manager>/vmware/vcf/umds/patch-store/hostupdate/vmw/metadata-14945461.zip', '/tmp/tmp1yo5zfxg', 'HTTP Error 404: Not Found')"]},
VCF 9.1
The issue is caused by missing or corrupted metadata files (e.g., `metadata-XXXXXX.zip`) within the SDDC Manager patch-store repository. This typically occurs due to partial downloads, temporary disk space exhaustion on the SDDC Manager, or accidental manual deletion of repository files.
Proceed with the repository cleanup of the SDDC Manager Patch Store and re-download the patch binaries.
rm -rf /nfs/vmware/vcf/nfs-mount/umds/patch-store/*systemctl restart lcmBuild > Lifecycle > VCF Management and select Syncifecycle Manager > Actions and select Sync Updates to ensure the vCenter retrieves the new metadata from SDDC Manager.Lifecycle Manager > Image Library and select Create Image to define the desired ESXi configurationLifecycle Management > Image Management > Import ImageImport.Build > Lifecycle > VCF Instance