flask-oauth-example | Example flask app demonstrating marvelapp.com oauth2 flow

by marvelapp Python Version: Current License: MIT

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flask-oauth-example is a Python library. flask-oauth-example has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

clone repo, install the requirements in a virtual env. Make an oauth app here, and put those credentials in your env or app.py (see top of app.py). Run with python app.py.

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aws keep returning 502 bad gateway error using python flask

how can I connect my ec2 instance to a registered domain?

QUESTION

aws keep returning 502 bad gateway error using python flask

Asked 2018-May-29 at 16:28

hi I've been trying for over a month on this..

so, I'm trying to test facebook oauth so have an exact copy of flask oauth login sample code which I put in my ec2 instance bought a domain and registered it on route 53, made an application load balancer and assigned my ec2 in it.

the port... I'm using flask default(5000) and security group setting has inbound port 5000(and others I've tried so far - made it for testing anyways) opened and all traffic on outbound. like this

health check is working perfectly fine. I can see from flask log it's working and returning 200.

but when I type in the domain name it's returning 502 bad gateway and I have no clue what's going on... typing in ip address of the ec2 instance works.. on ec2 instance side where I've turned my app on returns code 400 bad request syntax like this - i have no idea why words are cracked tried changing encoding formats and all failed.

so... I've checked security ports, have checked route53 if I assigned my instance on A-type record set correctly, ec2 instance itself seems to work fine, health check from target groups goes all fine, and I'm out of ideas on where i've done wrong. please help me on this....

stuck on one thing for a long time sure is stressful.. :(

EDIT: curl -vvv {domain_name} returns:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 15:42

The 502 Bad Gateway error is an HTTP status code that means that ELB received an invalid response from the EC2 Instance.

I guess you have selected HTTPS in your target group, create a new target group with HTTP and attach it to the load balancer.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49531532

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how can I connect my ec2 instance to a registered domain?

Asked 2018-Mar-27 at 07:44

Hi I'm trying to make a test server to get Facebook authentication working.

am using python flask, current app itself is a copy of this oauth sample. nothing else.

so, I have set up everything I could think of:

an ACM to get https working,
a Load balancer(classic) - have set up cert from ACM i made above and the instance I want to connect to.
domain address registered in route 53, set up an alias target(the ELB)
etc.

and after setting this up I went into my ec2 instance using putty, set up an virtual env. and ran the app using the venv. aaaaand the app itself is working fine, except the ELB health check can't pick it up, nor when I try to access by typing in the domain address.

it only works when typing in EC2 instance's public IP. and now I'm stuck here, now knowing how to 'integrate' the instance to my registered domain...

the instance status in the load balance's instance tab shows OutOfService

^ EDIT: the instance tab works, it was due to PORT number. but domain still doesnt responds...

is there anything else I could check to do this? any help is greatly appreciated.... been stuck with this for over a month now :(

EDIT: currently the ELB gets health checks from ec2 instances properly. but I get infinite loading when I try to access by typing in domain name.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-27 at 03:51

Hard to troubleshoot on here- but I would bet that you need to setup the security group so that the load balancer can hit the correct port on your EC2 instance (That is the most common cause of this)

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49504039

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