I have an Express JS Angular application that I am deploying to ECS Fargate. The application has a couple of process.env.ENVS that I need to pass into the application code through the Docker container. Initially I thought I can use…
I have this ECS cluster that is running task definitions with singular container inside each group. I'm trying to add some fancy observability to my application by introducing OpenTelemetry. Following the AWS'es docs I found https://github.com/aws-observability/aws-otel-collector which is the AWS…
I have tried everything here, here, here, and virtually every SO article from a Google of the error. I have a private ECR image that I am trying to pull with an ECS service in a public subnet. Error when…
I tried example code from the AWS CDK documentation, but it didn't work as expected. CDK version 2.62.2 in Typescript. Everywhere (this, is standing there is is a declaration error. The argument of type "undefined" cannot be assigned to the…
I have an ECS cluster where I place a container that runs as a daemon to monitor all other processes. However, I'm seeing this containers being killed by OOM from time to time without leaving a trace. I just happened…
I've a nodejs project with Docker and ECS in AWS and i need to implement XRay to get the traces but I couldn't get it to work yet I installed 'aws-xray-sdk' (npm install aws-xray-sdk), then I added const AWSXRay =…
I have a dotnet webapi and nginx defined across two containers which are both used by one task definition to provide one service. It all works fine in both ECS and Docker Desktop. My problem is how to deploy it…
I am planning to migrate our app to AWS Fargate and so want to set up logging for the same as well and store all the logs in cloudwatch. I could see we have two options in Fargate - either…
I need to tag all the existing and coming task definitions for a given ECS service. The issue is that I realized that the "PropagateTags" property of the service is set to "NONE" and the tasks definitions do not have…
Self answers:How to stop all tasks on a cluster with a single cli command, easily allowing for extra parameters to be passed.