Amazon web services – AWS Container with static IP
I am running a ECS task in a service. I would like to use it with a public domain name, so it needs a public static IP. I have already allocated an Elastic IP, and tried many ways how to…
I am running a ECS task in a service. I would like to use it with a public domain name, so it needs a public static IP. I have already allocated an Elastic IP, and tried many ways how to…
I try to execute an ECS task from a lambda function, the task is created successfully but when the execution starts shortly after the task stops and in Container details shows a message saying: Exit code: 1 . When the…
I have a task definition that looks like this (truncated for readability). And I need to get the host IP address dynamically available inside the PHP container. It's required for Datadog to work. [ { ... "entryPoint": [ "/usr/local/bin/entrypoint.sh" ],…
Basic setup: MongoDB Atlas M10 instance, configured with VPC Peering according to the following guide (https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/security-vpc-peering/) AWS ECS Service configured with EC2 Launch type and Application Load Balancer, which serves a NodeJS backend. AWS ECS Task configuration's networkmode is 'awsvpc'…
I have an ECR repo in AWS which has many images and some of them are being used and other are being not used, I have created an lambda which will delete the unused ECR images which are older than…
I set up a jenkins on aws ecs (using official jenkins docker image) with agents also working in aws ecs and it's workigng great. But when I tried to edit a pipeline to used git and pull a script from…
How can I define a destination nat in a fargate container? If I was creating containers under EC2 instances I would use iptables and create a dnat entry. Can that be done in a fargate container and if so, how?…
My configuration is to upload an Image from CircleCI to ECR, catch the changes in Codepipeline and deploy to ECS. At that time, an error occurs when deploying to ECS. service dev-test was unable to place a task because no…
On one ECS cluster (on the same EC2), I am running two containers: first container: one API working on :3000/a second container: one gradio UI on port :5000/b Through an Application Load Balancer, I am connecting them to a website…
I have ECS which runs on EC2 Normally, I put some containers on EC2 node and run the services (That's the basic practice of ECS....) However,now I need to run the code on EC2 directry, So I put the code…