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Simple DevOps Continous Delivery Pipleine for a Ruby and MySQL app using Docker, docker-compose, Jenkins, GitLab, Docker Registry and Snap Creator.
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QUESTION
I have deployed the docker image of my spring boot application over aws ECR, following creation of AWS fargate cluster. PFA screenshots of the configurations stating task, security, service and cluster definition.I can ping my public ip successfully. But I can't access my application over neither load balancer nor public ip. The urls I tried to access application were
public_ip:8081/my_rest_end_point
and
load_balancer_public_dns:8081/my_reset_end_point
I have tested running my docker image on local host using port 8081 and the same 8081 port I have configured for port mapping in my Fargate container configuration (reference: service definition). How can I access my application? I have followed almost all the articles over Medium and AWS.
Tutorials followed: https://medium.com/underscoretec/deploy-your-own-custom-docker-image-on-amazon-ecs-b1584e62484
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 05:17Based on the comments and chat discussion.
The tutorial followed creates a custom VPC with CIDR range of 10.0.0.0/16
with two subnets. There is no internet gateway (IGW); and subsequently, the Fargate tasks launched in the VPC have no internet access nor they can't be accessed from the internet.
There are two solutions to this problem:
- use the default VPC which correctly provides internet access
- create a custom VPC (or modify existing) that is setup with IGW and the corresponding route tables. An example of a custom VPC with internet access is in AWS docs.
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I am attempting to follow this example of setting up an AWS Pipeline for use across multiple accounts. I have the four different accounts set up. I've followed through on each step of the process successfully. No commands are generating any errors. The pipeline completes successfully. I can then connect to the pipeline and commit my code changes. In short, every single step up to the final one works as written in the documentation.
However, I'm then presented with an error on the initial trigger of the code commit:
Insufficient permissions The service role or action role doesn’t have the permissions required to access the AWS CodeCommit repository named dbmigration. Update the IAM role permissions, and then try again. Error: User: arn:aws:sts::12345678912:assumed-role/my-pipeline-CodePipelineRole-1UPXOXOXO1WD0H/987654321 is not authorized to perform: codecommit:UploadArchive on resource: arn:aws:codecommit:us-east-2:123456789:dbmigration
The AWS Account I used to create the pipeline is not the root account, but an IAM Administrator login with admin privileges across the account. I've tried adding AWSCodeCommitFullAccess and AWSCodePipelineFullAccess, which I would have thought would have been part of Administration anyway. However, that didn't change anything.
My assumption is I've done something horribly wrong, but I'm not able to identify what that is. Any suggestions for better troubleshooting, let alone suggestions on how to fix it would be most welcome.
The code used to create the pipeline, again, run using the IAM login, Administrator, from a fourth AWS account, is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 12:08Based on the comments.
The error message indicated that the role my-pipeline-CodePipelineRole-1UPXOXOXO1WD0H/987654321
was missing permission codecommit:UploadArchive
which:
Grants permission to the service role for AWS CodePipeline to upload repository changes into a pipeline
The solution was to add the codecommit:UploadArchive
to the role as an inline policy.
QUESTION
I have angular application and the back end was on node.js. Now I want to deploy the application to AWS EC2 instance from bitbucket repository using bit bucket pipeline and AWS Code Deploy.
When I am trying to install AWS code deploy agent in EC2 instance I am getting forbidden error.(403 error code)
It is a permission issue and I am missing some configure related permission.
I am trying to deploy it with the help of AWS Code Deploy by following the below article.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-06 at 19:07Finally I found some solution for the error I am getting in bit-bucket pipeline. I did some mistake to set up the environment variables in bit-bucket. Previously I kept application name and s3 bucket name different. After some finding I put the same name for both and application was successfully uploaded to AWS s3 storage.
Thank you all.
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