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I ended up solving it by removing all historic commits.

For those also in the same position I followed this.

This is probably an AWS side issue not an ansible issue. Is your ansible server allowed to talk to your Windows EC2 instance via security group rules? By default everything is denied. You'll need to allow ICMP coming from the ansible server's address in the Windows EC2 instance's security group rules as well as from the windows server in the ansible server security group rules (if your ansible server is also an EC2 instance). If the ansible server is not an EC2 instance, make sure your firewall isn't blocking ICMP in or out for some reason.

Are these two servers on the same subnet/VPC within your account? If not, you'll have to create a VPC peering connection between the VPCs they are located on and edit route tables to point VPCs to the peering connection if traffic is coming from / going to the other VPC. The purpose of this is so that the two instances in separate VPCs can recognize and communicate with each other

I created a Test project in java and built and executed the jar.

Initially the structure of project looked as shown below. The out directory contains only production directory.

Now click on File-> Project Structure->Artifacts. Click on + sign next to left navigation pane in the upper left corner.

Now click on + sign and select Jar->from module with dependencies.... A dialog box will appear as shown below:

Now select the Main Class and select the radio button in front of extract to the target JAR and click OK. You will see the following :

Check the Include in project build checkbox and click Apply->Ok.

Click on Build->Build Project. Now you can see that out directory has artifacts sub-directory which will have corresponding jar

Now on the terminal in intelliJ go inside directory where jar is present and execute the command java -jar JAR_NAME.jar and you can see that main function is executed.