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I have a docker-compose v3 file (see below) that I use to deploy and test my development progress locally. It works like a charm - on my machine. As you can see I am using the default bridge network type for internal service HTTP calls. This enables me to seamlessly "connect" the services defined in my docker-compose file, just by using service name defined in docker-compose file as its domain name, like in the example bellow.

Now I want to make use of the same docker-compose file to deploy in AWS ECS (using Fargate containers). I am using ecs-cli to achieve this atm.

The problem is that in ECS the webservice IPs don't get resolved via docker-compose service name. So how do I let my services know about each others IP addresses or domain names? What environment variable values should be defined in the docker-compose file? What are the common ways to solve this issue? What is the best way to solve this?

I use AWS ECR as docker image repo. My docker-compose file looks like this:

I am quite new to ember.js. I have been working on the tutorial and having issue with generating adapter application.

When i run the command ember generate adapter application i can see message saying installing adapter and installing adapter-test but no file is getting generated in the folder structure .

Package.json

As one can see in the title, I have a ember build failure and I have yet again no idea what the problem is this time. I don't even know what ember-network is even part of or why it needs a module-template.js.t file.