I want to say the same; I had a very smooth experience with watching this video, it has shown the main points of ECS and gave me a good refresh about this technology; really appreciated!
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If someone has paid close enough attention, this demo also showed how to setup a 'side-car'...awesome, simply awesome explanation with beautiful nuggets on security....A BIG thank you!
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Hey man, had to go through soooo many bad tutorials and I was getting so frustrated. Thank God I found this tutorial I now know somewhat what's going on with this Amazon environment and i've subscribed. I hope you make more videos you explain things so well and easy to follow along.
00:05 ECS is AWS's managed container orchestrator. 05:48 AWS ECS has two launch types: EC2 and Fargate. 16:54 Configure ECS task definition and service 21:39 Successfully deployed application on ECS cluster 31:57 Load balancers can solve the problem of changing IP addresses and ensure consistent access to the application. 38:12 Delete the existing application and deploy a more complex multi-container application 49:37 Created an Elastic File System (EFS) and associated it with an ECS instance 55:37 Set up a load balancer to redirect traffic from Port 80 to Port 3000 1:06:21 Deploy an application onto AWS using the Elastic Container Service (ECS)
great lecture, you have actually covered the things in simple and practical way of how the application might be implemented. Glad to see this video. Thanks Much, Stay Blessed !!
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at 46:43, The value for MONGO_IP works with localhost. I was replicateing the same issue and the localhost values is now working for me. The error log says couldn't connect to localhost and I tried with container name too. Is anyone facing similar issue or has a resolution to it?
Awesome tutorial! It seems that AWS changed its user interface... in the new interface task definition there is no "startup dependency ordering" option like showed at 47:11 Can someone tell how can I specify these containers dependencies now? I need to make sure that the server only starts when the database is already running
Thanks for this easy-to-understand tutorial. I have a question. If I have an application that consists of 10 processes, would each of the processes be a single task in a cluster? or is it ok to put all the tasks to be started as part of one dockerfile? Or should I have a cluster for each process?
very well explained. Thank you. I have one question though, I have mysql container running on EC2. Now when I am setting up my php application on another container on another ec2, what should be the value for following fields: severname, username, password, dbname in my database.php file
Hey, the servername is ip EC2 mysql, the username, and password is information that you have configured when you install Mysql. Then you do want to create a database name on Mysql instance, using this name for dbname.
Great video explaining ECS in detail from all aspects! I appreciate it. I have a question: ECS is a good choice for container orchestration but the thing is I'm getting a high costing every month in CloudWatch for ECS monitoring (around 70$ per month). Please suggest a cost optimization measure to overcome this and is there any 3rd party tools which i can use for monitoring my containers in ECS at a minimal cost. It would be great if you could make an video on monitoring for ECS.
Hey Yogesh, thank you for watching our video. We will definitely look into your suggestions. Do subscribe and stay tuned for updates on our channel. Cheers :)
Gonna ask a noob question: I am somewhat familiar with most of these technologies. But I struggled getting the ECS-Project1 from Dockerhub and actually getting the application code into VS Code. I could load the container into the docker extension, but couldn't find source code, just files like bin, boot, dev, etc.
Hey mate, I believe the purpose was not to have the code on your machine itself. Although having the source code would be helpful so we could make our own changes and what not, that would have turned into more of a Docker course. I believe just having access to the repository was enough. I think a good exercise for us to try is to make our own service and deploy onto ECS. And use the techniques described in the video.
@KodeKloud Great tutorial, this is very detail! Just wondering if you develop an enterprise project, how you keep / maintain the data that are inside Mongodb? I believe you can't access the container in AWS Fargate.
"To access MongoDB deployed in AWS ECS: - Identify the MongoDB container. - Obtain the container's IP or DNS. - Connect using a MongoDB client, specifying the container's IP or DNS. - Authenticate if required and interact with the MongoDB database. Ensure proper security configurations and permissions are in place for accessing the MongoDB container. Please read docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/bestpracticesguide/storage.html#storage-choosing for choosing Persistent storage"
Hi, This was nice video, could you please add video for AWS ECS with EC2 type instead of Fargate. Also node app with DB and nginx server and ACM. Thank you.
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Sorry but I run into the Same issue every time at 33:50 when I try using “docker build . -t ..” it says: “error: failed to solve: failed to read dockerfile: open /var/lib/docker/tmp.. no such file or directory PLEASE HELP
"- Check Dockerfile Path: Ensure the Dockerfile path in your build command is correct. - Dockerfile Naming: Confirm the file is named Dockerfile and is in the specified path. - Correct Directory: Run the Docker build command in the directory where your Dockerfile is, or specify the correct path. - Restart Docker: Sometimes, restarting the Docker service can resolve such issues. - Permissions: Check for any permissions issues with the /var/lib/docker/tmp directory. - Docker Version: Make sure your Docker version is compatible with your Dockerfile. "
In this setup with two instances of the app, wouldn’t there also be two instances of the database? Wouldn’t that result in the data being split between them?
@@KodeKloud I have one question sir if I may. Multicontainer are seems pushed in docker hub kodekloud/ecs-project2 i think, how did you do it? :) edit: is it perhaps `docker compose build` then `docker compose push`?
i want to deploy my docker image behind ECS on a single ec2 machine. as initially it won't have multiple ec2 machine, I wanted to skip load balancer to reduce cost, would you suggest what other way of connecting domain with SSL to ECS?
You can Install SSL on an Nginx Server which is deployed in ECS, please refer to stackoverflow.com/questions/40479534/aws-ssl-on-ec2-instance-without-load-balancer-nodejs#:~:text=From%20a%20high,the%20certs%20as%20described%20here
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last part with LB doesn't work, web-api container doesn't start ( only mongo starts up ). A good add-on to this video would be explaining how to troubleshoot logs from containers and from ECS itself when failing to deploy container.
Hi, thank you for watching our video and for the honest feedback. We will definitely look into this. Do subscribe, like and share to stay connected with us. Cheers :)
"Docker Compose (docker-compose.yml): Purpose: Tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications, ideal for local development. Environment: Local machines. Key Trait: Portability; run your container stack on any machine with Docker and Docker Compose. ECS Task Definitions: Purpose: Configuration to define how containerized applications should run on Amazon's Elastic Container Service (ECS). Environment: AWS's ECS service. Key Trait: AWS-specific; integrates deeply with AWS services like IAM, CloudWatch, etc."
Currently there is no a video on this topic, but I appreciate your interest and will definitely consider creating one in the future.However, you can check this useful document plugins.jenkins.io/amazon-ecs/
"Hey, you better ensure that ecs service can connect to Postgres SQL. Where did you deploy the Postgres SQL? Are your ecs service and Postgres SQL in the same network?"
And can i save the ffmpeg output in filesystem of conatiner then transcode done send out to s3 bucket ? Is it possible i mean video video is big like 30 min log
"To deploy web app traffic to an API container through an internal ALB in AWS ECS: - Create a task definition with both web app and API containers. - Configure an internal ALB to listen on the API container's port. - Define an ECS service with the task definition and target group for the API container. - Configure the web app to use the internal ALB's DNS name as the API endpoint. - Deploy the service, and the internal ALB will handle traffic distribution."
To achieve this, there are additional steps that fall outside the scope of this video. These steps encompass actions like implementing IAM for access control, deploying ECS within VPCs, enforcing data encryption, conducting routine Docker image scans, and maintaining ECS instances through regular patching. We kindly ask for your patience as we will be covering these concepts in upcoming videos.
Hi, I tried to implement ecs-project1 just like you've showed but I couldn't test it. I've created cluster, and then after a task definition and a service, but when I tried to access container created inside task definition, I got a error (ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT) on my browser. Could help me? Is there any other thing that I must set up to see the application running without any problems?
It is most probably that the security group attached does not have an inbound rule with any ipv4 allowed. Add this and it should fix it, even I faced same issue
The console is old one and what most disappointing thing is that you have uploaded the same videos for ecs on kodekloud although your teaching is good but there are no labs for ecs and I am bit confused with the new console.
Currently experiencing difficulty with the first project. The AWS console UI has changed and a lot of the workflow has changed as well. Nonetheless, after trial and error, I have managed to setup a service ran by Fargate, using the default options (VPCs, Task Group ...). Every Health Check has passed, but I cannot connect to instance via public IP. Fully aware that it is on http, I have tried multiple browsers with the http protocol. Please if anyone can offer assistance, I will be super glad. Thanks.
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I appreciate you video. But, how ON EARTH can anyone understand this without studying AWS services for days, weeks and months. I just want to deploy my little dockerized API and have it be reachable from the internet 😢 instead I have to get a degree in ECS, ECR, VPC, Security Groups, IAM, ELB, EC2, Fargate, etc and deploy cazzilion ressources. Any tips on how this can be achieved more easily for more simple apps?
Thank you for your suggestion to include AWS CLI methods using task-def.yaml and service.yaml. This video focuses on the AWS console approach, but I'll consider your idea for a future CLI-focused tutorial. Your feedback is appreciated!
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I have to say, this is hands down the BEST description and example of ECS I have seen to date. Thank you very much for all the work you put into this.
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I agree with this sentiment! 👍
Second that! So many things just clicked while watching this!
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I want to say the same; I had a very smooth experience with watching this video, it has shown the main points of ECS and gave me a good refresh about this technology; really appreciated!
Finally, a decent tutorial that actually goes through all the basics step by step.. Thanks
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Dude this is the best thing I have found for ECS, simple explanation for everything and step by step building confidence. Outstanding 🙏
Great to hear!
If someone has paid close enough attention, this demo also showed how to setup a 'side-car'...awesome, simply awesome explanation with beautiful nuggets on security....A BIG thank you!
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Thanks for this tutorial, I was struggling on ECS for a long time and after watching this all my errors were solved!
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Hey man, had to go through soooo many bad tutorials and I was getting so frustrated. Thank God I found this tutorial I now know somewhat what's going on with this Amazon environment and i've subscribed. I hope you make more videos you explain things so well and easy to follow along.
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This is the best ECS tutorial. You cover almost everything. Very helpful. Thank you.
00:05 ECS is AWS's managed container orchestrator.
05:48 AWS ECS has two launch types: EC2 and Fargate.
16:54 Configure ECS task definition and service
21:39 Successfully deployed application on ECS cluster
31:57 Load balancers can solve the problem of changing IP addresses and ensure consistent access to the application.
38:12 Delete the existing application and deploy a more complex multi-container application
49:37 Created an Elastic File System (EFS) and associated it with an ECS instance
55:37 Set up a load balancer to redirect traffic from Port 80 to Port 3000
1:06:21 Deploy an application onto AWS using the Elastic Container Service (ECS)
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Hands down, I have not seen such a good explaination anywhere on the web.
This is still the best video on youtube when it comes to ECS. Thank you!
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One of the best tutorials , speech , details and everything. Build my confidence in first 5 mins of watching this. Thank you.
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Absolute excellent. One of the best AWS I have seen on RUclips. Thank you
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Hey I'm not an industry professional but this tutorial was very accessible and easy to understand. Great job.
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One of the best ecs tutorial ❤️
Wow, thanks!
This is awesome, precise and concise, no bs just pure knowledge, thank you!
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Awesome refresher! Now I'm prepared for my first real ECS project! Thanks Sanjeev!
Most welcome!
Brilliantly explained with perfect content for a beginner! Thank you for sharing, Sanjeev!
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Excellent tutorial. Thanks for explaining all the concepts clearly and logically.
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great lecture, you have actually covered the things in simple and practical way of how the application might be implemented. Glad to see this video. Thanks Much, Stay Blessed !!
A great tutorial thank you. It will make my transition from Lambda to ECS a lot easier
This was really helpful in working through my issues, thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
the best ever explanation of the ECS
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This video is pure gold! Thanks a lot for the tutorial.
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Best Tutorial on ECS , even better than aws tutorial
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very good tutorial, simple and direct, a really appreciated! Congratulations!
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Thanks for the video bro. You covered many points and actually demystified ECS. God bless.
Cant believe this is free!! Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
It was great tut, but decided to go back to NGINX + PM2 ... ECS only make sense if you need horizontal scaling.
Very well explained. Thank you for sharing, I've learned a lot.
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Best Video till date. what if i want to connect the AWS RDS to my container?
That was pretty lucid explanation.Amazing Work👍
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Great work Sanjeev, neatly done.
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this is a great video about ECS.... thank you!
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By far the best
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at 46:43, The value for MONGO_IP works with localhost. I was replicateing the same issue and the localhost values is now working for me. The error log says couldn't connect to localhost and I tried with container name too. Is anyone facing similar issue or has a resolution to it?
Awesome tutorial!
It seems that AWS changed its user interface... in the new interface task definition there is no "startup dependency ordering" option like showed at 47:11
Can someone tell how can I specify these containers dependencies now? I need to make sure that the server only starts when the database is already running
The legend! i love sangeev!
Thanks for this easy-to-understand tutorial. I have a question. If I have an application that consists of 10 processes, would each of the processes be a single task in a cluster? or is it ok to put all the tasks to be started as part of one dockerfile? Or should I have a cluster for each process?
Hi, please refer to this link: docs.docker.com/config/containers/multi-service_container/
Awesome video man, would have been even completed had you covered an example with ECS+EC2 combination.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the video. Can you please explain the target IPs in Target Group? Will it take the tasks IPs as target IPs in target group?
It will forward to the IP and Port of containers. You need to configure Container to load balance and AWS will do its job correctly.
Thank you for such an awesome tutorial!
You are so welcome!
very well explained. Thank you.
I have one question though, I have mysql container running on EC2. Now when I am setting up my php application on another container on another ec2, what should be the value for following fields: severname, username, password, dbname in my database.php file
Hey, the servername is ip EC2 mysql, the username, and password is information that you have configured when you install Mysql. Then you do want to create a database name on Mysql instance, using this name for dbname.
Great video explaining ECS in detail from all aspects! I appreciate it.
I have a question: ECS is a good choice for container orchestration but the thing is I'm getting a high costing every month in CloudWatch for ECS monitoring (around 70$ per month). Please suggest a cost optimization measure to overcome this and is there any 3rd party tools which i can use for monitoring my containers in ECS at a minimal cost.
It would be great if you could make an video on monitoring for ECS.
Hey Yogesh, thank you for watching our video. We will definitely look into your suggestions. Do subscribe and stay tuned for updates on our channel. Cheers :)
Did you get any solution?
Gonna ask a noob question: I am somewhat familiar with most of these technologies. But I struggled getting the ECS-Project1 from Dockerhub and actually getting the application code into VS Code. I could load the container into the docker extension, but couldn't find source code, just files like bin, boot, dev, etc.
Hey mate, I believe the purpose was not to have the code on your machine itself. Although having the source code would be helpful so we could make our own changes and what not, that would have turned into more of a Docker course. I believe just having access to the repository was enough.
I think a good exercise for us to try is to make our own service and deploy onto ECS. And use the techniques described in the video.
Can you please cover service resolution inside of service? And service communications?
@KodeKloud Great tutorial, this is very detail! Just wondering if you develop an enterprise project, how you keep / maintain the data that are inside Mongodb? I believe you can't access the container in AWS Fargate.
"To access MongoDB deployed in AWS ECS:
- Identify the MongoDB container.
- Obtain the container's IP or DNS.
- Connect using a MongoDB client, specifying the container's IP or DNS.
- Authenticate if required and interact with the MongoDB database.
Ensure proper security configurations and permissions are in place for accessing the MongoDB container.
Please read docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/bestpracticesguide/storage.html#storage-choosing for choosing Persistent storage"
Dude. You are a star!
Wow, I expected his accent to be Indian. I'm adding this to my watch later list.
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Super helpful, thanks! ❤
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Awesome video Sanjeev +++++++++++++++++++++ 🙂
Thank you so much 😀
Loved it. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing teacher. Thanks
You are welcome!
Hi, This was nice video, could you please add video for AWS ECS with EC2 type instead of Fargate. Also node app with DB and nginx server and ACM. Thank you.
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Very well explained. It helped me a lot 🙏
Thanks a ton! Your support makes all the difference 💙
Can you please make a video on transcode video using ffmpeg into hls format and use ecs to containerise the code ?
Great video. Thanks
Sorry but I run into the Same issue every time at 33:50 when I try using “docker build . -t ..”
it says: “error: failed to solve: failed to read dockerfile: open /var/lib/docker/tmp.. no such file or directory
PLEASE HELP
"- Check Dockerfile Path: Ensure the Dockerfile path in your build command is correct.
- Dockerfile Naming: Confirm the file is named Dockerfile and is in the specified path.
- Correct Directory: Run the Docker build command in the directory where your Dockerfile is, or specify the correct path.
- Restart Docker: Sometimes, restarting the Docker service can resolve such issues.
- Permissions: Check for any permissions issues with the /var/lib/docker/tmp directory.
- Docker Version: Make sure your Docker version is compatible with your Dockerfile.
"
Excellent tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
Can you also add CDK and CodeDeploy to same example?
In this setup with two instances of the app, wouldn’t there also be two instances of the database? Wouldn’t that result in the data being split between them?
Can you also do for EKS as well, from various ingress (nginx, alb) to the worker node. That would be awesome
Yes, we have video on EKS: ruclips.net/video/CukYk43agA4/видео.html
Sorry I am pretty new here. But where can I find the index.ja and docker file at 15:00 and 15:30 or do i have to create them on my one ?
Hi, there is a GitHub Link in description of video, please check it.
Really noice one!
Thanks a ton! Your support makes all the difference 💙
Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful,thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
@@KodeKloud I have one question sir if I may. Multicontainer are seems pushed in docker hub kodekloud/ecs-project2 i think, how did you do it? :)
edit:
is it perhaps `docker compose build` then `docker compose push`?
i want to deploy my docker image behind ECS on a single ec2 machine.
as initially it won't have multiple ec2 machine, I wanted to skip load balancer to reduce cost, would you suggest what other way of connecting domain with SSL to ECS?
You can Install SSL on an Nginx Server which is deployed in ECS, please refer to stackoverflow.com/questions/40479534/aws-ssl-on-ec2-instance-without-load-balancer-nodejs#:~:text=From%20a%20high,the%20certs%20as%20described%20here
Thank sanjev.
It is our pleasure. Happy learning!
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@Ramees can you please send the link
@@ziaurrehman4738 you can search for "sanjeev thiyagarajan" in youtube
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Good job man
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last part with LB doesn't work, web-api container doesn't start ( only mongo starts up ). A good add-on to this video would be explaining how to troubleshoot logs from containers and from ECS itself when failing to deploy container.
Hi, thank you for watching our video and for the honest feedback. We will definitely look into this. Do subscribe, like and share to stay connected with us. Cheers :)
Can you please differentiate docker-compose.yml and task definition, exactly
"Docker Compose (docker-compose.yml):
Purpose: Tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications, ideal for local development.
Environment: Local machines.
Key Trait: Portability; run your container stack on any machine with Docker and Docker Compose.
ECS Task Definitions:
Purpose: Configuration to define how containerized applications should run on Amazon's Elastic Container Service (ECS).
Environment: AWS's ECS service.
Key Trait: AWS-specific; integrates deeply with AWS services like IAM, CloudWatch, etc."
Thanks were helpful. Do you have any video on integrating ECS on the Jenkins pipeline via Jenkins file?
Currently there is no a video on this topic, but I appreciate your interest and will definitely consider creating one in the future.However, you can check this useful document plugins.jenkins.io/amazon-ecs/
I have a qq, my ecs service is getting timeout on postgres SQL. any idea how can I connect those?
"Hey, you better ensure that ecs service can connect to Postgres SQL.
Where did you deploy the Postgres SQL?
Are your ecs service and Postgres SQL in the same network?"
Great video! do you know why i keep getting db: forward host lookup failed: Unknown host with postgres
And can i save the ffmpeg output in filesystem of conatiner then transcode done send out to s3 bucket ? Is it possible i mean video video is big like 30 min log
Sir i have the api with different containerrs how i rount. Web app traffic to api container through internal app load balancer
"To deploy web app traffic to an API container through an internal ALB in AWS ECS:
- Create a task definition with both web app and API containers.
- Configure an internal ALB to listen on the API container's port.
- Define an ECS service with the task definition and target group for the API container.
- Configure the web app to use the internal ALB's DNS name as the API endpoint.
- Deploy the service, and the internal ALB will handle traffic distribution."
Service=replica set in K8S?
good video sir
Pretty nice my friend.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks a lot man❤
Great tutorial. However, how would we secure this in terms of baselining the security posture, EDR, vulnerability scanning etc..?
To achieve this, there are additional steps that fall outside the scope of this video. These steps encompass actions like implementing IAM for access control, deploying ECS within VPCs, enforcing data encryption, conducting routine Docker image scans, and maintaining ECS instances through regular patching. We kindly ask for your patience as we will be covering these concepts in upcoming videos.
@@KodeKloud looking forward to it.
I could not get the files. I could only get the image, but not the files. I mean they don't show in my vscode.
same
Hi Djohn, you can use this GitHub link which is publicly accessible: github.com/Sanjeev-Thiyagarajan/ecs-project2
i am getting error,
Stopped reason
Essential container in task exited. Do u know about this error.
I think this is something about Authentication. I had the same issue.
Hi, please refer to this link: repost.aws/knowledge-center/ecs-task-stopped
Hi, I tried to implement ecs-project1 just like you've showed but I couldn't test it. I've created cluster, and then after a task definition and a service, but when I tried to access container created inside task definition, I got a error (ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT) on my browser. Could help me? Is there any other thing that I must set up to see the application running without any problems?
It is most probably that the security group attached does not have an inbound rule with any ipv4 allowed. Add this and it should fix it, even I faced same issue
the best thanks
The console is old one and what most disappointing thing is that you have uploaded the same videos for ecs on kodekloud although your teaching is good but there are no labs for ecs and I am bit confused with the new console.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We’re sorry you had a bad experience. We’ll strive to do better
@@KodeKloud I found the S3 course amazing. Could you please bring more such content which is related to AWS services.
Thanks bro
Nice
I cant get this .. your ECS-project1 was downloaded and then you put the same name while defining container name ?
Could you please explain more about your question?
hello thank you for this nice tutorial, i have done everything yo have shown, but 3000 port is unreachable :( no response can you help me
Thanks a lot !!! Create an explanation.
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Why you didn't use the "New ECS Experience" UI?
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Currently experiencing difficulty with the first project. The AWS console UI has changed and a lot of the workflow has changed as well. Nonetheless, after trial and error, I have managed to setup a service ran by Fargate, using the default options (VPCs, Task Group ...). Every Health Check has passed, but I cannot connect to instance via public IP. Fully aware that it is on http, I have tried multiple browsers with the http protocol. Please if anyone can offer assistance, I will be super glad. Thanks.
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make sure to put :3000 on the end of your IP
I appreciate you video. But, how ON EARTH can anyone understand this without studying AWS services for days, weeks and months. I just want to deploy my little dockerized API and have it be reachable from the internet 😢 instead I have to get a degree in ECS, ECR, VPC, Security Groups, IAM, ELB, EC2, Fargate, etc and deploy cazzilion ressources. Any tips on how this can be achieved more easily for more simple apps?
Please show this with cli using task-def.yaml and service.yaml file
Thank you for your suggestion to include AWS CLI methods using task-def.yaml and service.yaml. This video focuses on the AWS console approach, but I'll consider your idea for a future CLI-focused tutorial. Your feedback is appreciated!
Thank you brother. Jay shree ram