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This tool aims to simplify the deployment of docker-based services on Amazon's ECS platform.
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QUESTION
I changed the status code for the health check from 200 to 302. After which the Target group turned to a healthy state. I wasn't able to get the healthy state with the 200 code. But when I try to access the DNS of the ALB. It times out and haven't been able to figure out why?
The ecs drupal instances logs provide these outputs "GET / HTTP/1.1" 302 573 "-" "ELB-HealthChecker/2.0" drupal
Any help would be much appreciated
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 11:07Based on the comments.
The template is fine. The ALB does not work because it is placed in private subnets along with ECS service. Assuming that private subnets are correctly setup to work with NAT gateway and access the internet, the following should be made:
- Place ALB in public subnets - it must be there, as otherwise it will no be accessible from the internet.
Also double check all the route tables for NAT, public subnets, internet gateway.
QUESTION
I am working with Terraform to deploy an ECS Service with some containers. Code is so long so I was trying to move all logic to locals.tf.
Right now, my code at container definition is like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 22:28Your use of quotes in
QUESTION
I have the following cloudformation stack which defines an ECS Service:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 20:47"the IAM role allows pulling from ECR"
The IAM role just gives it permission, it doesn't provide a network connection.
"the subnets can access the internet through an internet gateway"
I think you'll find that the Internet Gateway only provides Internet Access to resources with a public IP assigned to them.
ECR is a service that exists outside your VPC, so you need one of the following for the network connection to ECR to be established:
Public IP.
NAT Gateway, with a route to the NAT Gateway in the subnet.
ECR Interface VPC Endpoint, with a route to the endpoint in the subnet.
QUESTION
I have a minimal stack for creating a simple service with a listener. The listener gets created first and succeeds. The service gets initiated next but gets stuck on "CREATE_IN_PROGRESS". Now I have seen this issue on SO but that has a clear reason for it failing. In my occasion the Cloudtrail logs simple show the initiation and 10 minutes later (custom timeout) the delete but nothing in between. The Cloudformation dashboard events also just show initiation and delete thereafter.
The service does not get created during this time either. This I visually checked by going over to the services and having other services there but not my own.
I have trimmed down the cloudformation template to the bare (i.e. only listener and service with reference to existing resources) but it still gets stuck.
Apart from the usual cloudtrail and cloudformation logs, what could I do to identify the problem?
[EDIT] Here is the template I use. The parameters are based on my current setup.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 22:35Based on the comments.
The issue is with the StaService
ECS service. To get more information of possible reason why it fails, one can go to:
QUESTION
What's the way to overcome the circular dependency problem in AWS CDK: Let's imagine I have a stack for ECS cluster and a stack for ECS Service (several of them):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 09:41I understood your issue like that: Create another cluster, migrate TaskDefinition with Service from old to the new cluster.
The thing is, that your old task is still is running as the error is telling you (SGs are still in use). Additionally, could it be the case that you are trying to re-use the security groups from the old cluster?
If not so, then you need to instantiate a new EcsServiceStack
, but with the new cluster argument.
Or if you don't care about a "manual blue/green deployment", then you can destroy the old EcsServiceStack
.
Then rerun the CDK commands with the modification of the code should run.
QUESTION
I am using Circle CI to build and push the image to AWS ECR, then use this image to deploy a container(with FARGATE as instance) in a service inside a cluster in AWS ECS. The problem is, the tasks are being run outside of this service, but in the same cluster.
Here's task sitting along the task that was started automatically by AWS:
The one that has group called service:adp-ecs-service
is the one running inside service and the one with group adp-ecs-service
is the one that is running outside of service. The one that has group called service:adp-ecs-service
will be restarted automatically with the image in ECR tagged 'latest_ci', if i stop it, but other one won't start. And this service can only have one service at a time.
By looking at group in this image, I tried to specify the name of the service in group
tag in 'config.yml' file in multiple ways, but to no avail. Here's all I have tried(you can see these in my commits here):
- 'service:adp-ecs-service'
- service:adp-ecs-service Both of them(with and without quotes) genereted following error:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 04:33Simply put aws-ecs/run-task is not what you want. You need to deploy the new task definition to the service, not run it.
You are looking for aws-ecs/deploy-service-update and update-task-definition if you haven't already.
QUESTION
I am using Terraform to deploy my ECS cluster with Load Balancer. My Terraform code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 04:05This usually means that you need to explicitly define a depends_on
relation with your ALB. Subsequently, you can try the following:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-13 at 21:54The task definition in ECS service you are showing is probably the initial deployment. When you do subsequent deployments you update the task definition with new image version, or extra parameters. You can't update ECS task without providing task definition.
The task definition is thus required. It's same if you use CodeDeploy to deploy to ECS - task definition must be provided:
-AppSpec 'resources' section for Amazon ECS deployments
TaskDefinition – Required. This is the task definition for the Amazon ECS service to deploy.
QUESTION
Hi I am trying to create a cluster with service and task. I have a python app in Ecr that connects to redis container. The issue is I am unable to create ec2 instance with autoscaling. Myservice
in Cluster and Autoscaling doesn't builds.
Cluster:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 03:48Since you haven't provided any error messages, the initial look at Autoscaling
template shows several issues.
QUESTION
I am trying to create following infrastructure using terraform. LoadBalancer -> ECS-Service -> Fargate (nginx images, count=2)
After applying terraform plan, I can see that a target groups shows two healthy targets. But when i try to access loadbalancer dns name from browser, I am getting request-timeout. Ping is also not working for lb dns name.
Loadbalancer is an non-internal application loadbalancer with security-group allowing all traffic on 80 port to all IPv4.
Need help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 10:49Did you configure LB in the public subnet? seems like it's in a private subnet, and did you tried to access the application from aws network to verify the LB working inside AWS VPC network?
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