I am using com.emc.object.s3. I am trying to list all the key in a S3 bucket, but when I call the listObjects method in S3Client, it raises the following error. javax.xml.bind.JAXBException: Implementation of JAXB-API has not been found on module…
I have scheduled EC2 instance to start every morning using Lambda. I have configured some task in task scheduler which I want it to run once EC2 is up however task wont get triggered until I login to EC2 instance.…
How to configure AWS S3 bucket policies so that uploaded files are readable as public files. Could somebody please give an example for node js code? I am a novice to the field so I do not have prior experience…
I currently have one json file as follows in terms of formatting: { "Comment":"json data", "Changes":[ { "Action":"DELETE", "ResourceRecordSet":{ "Name":"record1", "Type":"CNAME", "SetIdentifier":"record1-ap-northeast", "GeoLocation":{ "CountryCode":"JP" }, "TTL":60, "ResourceRecords":[ { "Value":"record1" } ], "HealthCheckId":"ID" } }, { "Action":"DELETE", "ResourceRecordSet":{ "Name":"record2", "Type":"CNAME", "SetIdentifier":"record2-ap-south",…
I am getting the last modified file from S3 bucket using the below code: import boto3 import urllib.parse import json import botocore.session as bc import time from time import mktime from datetime import datetime print('Loading function') def lambda_handler(event, context): s3_client…
I am having permission denied for Jupyter notebook running on Ubuntu, AWS E2 instance. Below is the image for the error I have tried to use other browser, reinstall it and clear cache. None of it works.
Sorry Docker starter question here. I'm currently trying to build an app with Python using FastApi and dockerize it. When it's dockerized I will connect it to an AWS Lambda. The problem is, how can I test my Lambda before…
I have a file named sdk.js. This file name is not versioned or hashed in any way because we don't control the sites where it is embedded so the name must remain consistent. The browser should cache this file but…
I am trying to set up a g5.4xlarge instance to run AlphaFold on. When going over the storage section, I get the following warning: The selected AMI contains more instance store volumes than the instance allows. Only the first 1…
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…