Hello Adrien, 

More information is needed, mostly about your CloudSQL setup. Can you 
authenticate and log in properly to CloudSQL? Does your app access the 
database instance? The likeliest cause for the 502 Bad Gateway error is 
generally a lack of response from the back-end, in this case your CloudSQL 
instance. 

A copy of significant entries from your logs in the developers' console 
could prove of great help. Any other piece of information you deem relevant 
is to be joined to your reply as well. 

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