storage: Followed the simple storage example and keep getting an error

Enabled the storage api and storage json api
Created the json private key
var gcloud = require('gcloud'),
bucket = new gcloud.storage.Bucket({
bucketName: 'BUCKET_NAME',
keyFilename: 'path/to/key.json'
});

And tried different methods:
bucket.list(function(err, files, nextQuery) {
// if more results, nextQuery will be non-null.
console.log("callback returned");
});

//
//bucket.writeBuffer("testLog.txt", { data: 'Hello World' }, function(err){
// console.log("callback returned");
//});

All return with "getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND" message

Looking at it.

@shacharz

I think the problem is that the path to the key is invalid, @shacharz can you update to 0.1.0 and try again? You should get a less cryptic error. Note that the interfaces to write to storage change in 0.1.0, so instead of bucket.writeBuffer("testLog.txt", { data: 'Hello World' }, callback) you should use bucket.write("testLog.txt", { data: 'Hello World' }, callback).

It seems like you're depending on 0.0.5 which used to require a pem key and service account email. The auth falls back to Compute Engine's metaserver to retrieve an access token and errors while resolving the name.

Upgrade to 0.1.0 to be able to use keyFilename.

Reinstalled gCloud, this time the npm is updated to 0.1.0.
The error was indeed less cryptic, path to key was invalid (directory separators need to be '' and not '').
Thanks