How to Deploy a Docker App to AWS using Elastic Container Service (ECS)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- In this step by step tutorial, I show you how to deploy a Flask based Docker app to AWS. We start by building a local docker image and uploading it to Elastic Container Registry. We create an ECS Cluster, and configure a task to run our docker image. Finally, we launch a Task into the cluster and expose the app to the internet via VPC.
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00:10 Example Overview
02:15 Application Walkthrough
04:34 Creating a ECR Repository
05:16 Uploading your Image to ECR
06:28 Creating an ECS Cluster
09:10 Creating a ECS Task Definition
11:35 Running a Task on your Cluster
13:03 Testing our app
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For anyone getting this error: CannotStartContainerError: Error response from daemon: OCI runtime create failed: container_linux.go:370: starting container process caused: process_linux.go:338: getting the final child's pid from pipe caused: read init-p: connection reset by peer: unkno
The cause is there's not enough memory assigned for your Task. If you followed along to the video, in task definition, change memory from 1 to 512 and CPU to 512 as well. Hope it helps
Thanks for pointing this out Alexey! I've had a few folks comment on this same issue and wasn't sure of the reason. Glad you were able to figure this out and share with others.
I'm going to pin this to the top so others can benefit. Cheers!
It doesn't work for me.
I am using GitLab Container registry. ARN seems not working as well.
GitLab returned an error "unauthorized: HTTP Basic: Access denied
You must use a personal access token with 'api' scope for Git over HTTP.
You ca". Not sure how to set GitLab personal access token in AWS secret used for ARN.
I just made it work. I need personal access token as password. :)
This was amazing, I've ben looking for this exact kind of tutorial for ages and it really cuts through the verbose aws documentation! Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
Man! I wanna hug you! I suffered for about a month through bullshitery guides from amazon on how to do it! But you explained it so simply! Now I will need to make a pipeline with autodeploy. I hope you'll have videos on that topic. THANK YOU once again for such clear explanation.
You're very welcome !!!
Thanks for this awesome tutorial!
For anyone actually trying to deploy some kind of code that needs to be built on the machine, please take EXTRA care in making sure that the instance type has more than enough memory to actually build the app and start it properly. Figured this out only after ssh-ing into the EC2 container and interactively running commands on the docker image to try and manually build the project
You saved my day! Thanks. Specially when you showed that the public IP wasn't accesible because of the default security group that the instance had attached.
Glad I could help!
straight forward and quick, thank you!
Thank you so much saviour you made my task like flawless. huge respect
Have been looking for such a tutorial since two months now
Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you so much, I have a container enabled on port 9000 but didn't know why it wasn't working, this is a life saver.
Thanks again.
You're very welcome Juan!
Love your video!! Thanks!!..quick and easy !...with no garbage! God Bless you!
You won one subscriber!
Thanks so much Israel and welcome to the channel!
Great video - really helps with understanding ECR, ECS and EC2. 😀
How could one figure all this out without this tutorial... the amount of steps are insane and the AWS CLI is so not intuitive! thanks for demystifying it for us
Thanks so much ad ma! I feel your pain - doing this the first time I almost wanted to rip my hair out :P
This is a great tutorial! Thank you very much.
It'll be great to see this being done using a CI/CD pipeline!
Great video Thanks a lot. I tryed many times to do this but only with your video I solved the problem very very great thanks
The cat gifs make everything worth it
Haha I agree!
Thank you. Extremely helpful info.
Thanks for this awesome overview
Thank you for the consistence aws videos.
You're very welcome!
Precise and on point. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Man, congrats!!! This video helped me a lot! Very nice!!
Thanks Vinicius! Glad you found it helpful.
Thank you for the video, I was about to give up trying to run a container from a Docker image because I could not understand Amazon's documentation. This video was incredibly helpful.
Glad I could help!
Super nice....thanks, vey useful, especially the task definition part.
Thanks lot for your wonderful videos .. content are sharp and crisp
Thanks Sridhar!
Great tuturial. Just a side note - if you just crated your account, it can take a while before you're able to create EC2 instances in all regions, so if no EC2 instance shows up, you just have to wait a few hours - that was the case for me at least. Also if you get memory problems when trying to run the task with 1024 memory set for the task with a t3.micro it's becaues the t3.micro only has 1gb (1000mb) in memory, so try 512 and you sohuld be good.
1GB is 1024MB. 1GB is NOT 1000MB
Great tutorial, thank you.
You make it seem easy, thank you
Only after hours of struggles ;)
Well explained, thanks for good tutorials.
Glad you like them!
thanks man, great tutorial !
Glad you liked it!
wonderful tutorial!!!!!!
Thank you Sir Very much for your guidance
Thanks for this helpful tutorial, it got me up and running! However, one issue that I ran into was trying to run multiple clusters (one for a staging release of my app, one for production) - I found that if I put both clusters on the same subnet, the second cluster wouldn't start an EC2 instance; putting them on different subnets resolved that. This is my first foray into AWS and I have about zero experience with networking, so maybe that's totally expected and normal - but if you're like me and you're just starting to learn your way around, maybe this'll be helpful for you.
Hi Darren, I can't say I've personally experienced this issue but thank you for sharing your knowledge! I'll keep this in mind next time I set up ECS. Cheers!
Thanks a lot, great video, great explaining
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this it was exactly what I was looking for to learn about ECS. Great tutorial!
Very welcome.
you are a life saver! thanks!
Happy to help Carlos!
Part about VPC very helpt, thank you very very much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot. Nice tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
How would we go about connecting the flask app to a db like mongodb with persistent storage?
Thank you for this !
You're very welcome!
The video was very helpful. Thanks for sharing such a great content. But it is confusing the part you call the image and the repository 'test', having them with the same name makes the watcher confused if they are using other names.
Great one Thanks!
You're very welcome Maor!
Good job man.
Thanks eric!
Awesome!
Thank you man!
Happy to help!
The Flask application works without any problem . Thanks a lot for this important example.then I have tried to deploy a django application on a ecs container following your instructions.
I am afraid that the T2micro is too small to load a imagine of 1.24 Gb .
Great intro for me
how'd be the process for a multi container application ?
Thaks! nice video!!!
4:10 If you cannot login, you need to allow access for "AWSAppRunnerServicePolicyForECRAccess" at AWS IAM console. I watched AWS CLI tutorial, but I struggled because I didn't know about "AWSAppRunnerServicePolicyForECRAccess".
also, I allowed access for "EC2InstanceProfileForImageBuilderECRContainerBuilds". I'm not sure which is necessary to login.
1:30 *task*
3:33 *login to ECR*
4:18 create repository in ECR
4:46 upload the built image onto ECR repo
4:52 tag image: docker tag
5:17 push
6:24 create a cluster
Great this tutorial worked for me! Question in mind tho, do i need to change SG and network mode when deploying to ElasticIp and Route53?
Great to hear Barry! In order to make your instance publicly accessible, you would need to make your instance able to receive traffic from the public internet (inbound rule with 0.0.0.0/0). Hope this helps.
Thank you for sharing. This is was greatly done, straightforward and so much easy to understand.
Thinking on the monitoring, What are some things that you'd recommend to be monitored for apps running on ECS, whether it's setup using EC2 or Fargate?
Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thanks mate!!!
You're very welcome Sebastian!
Awesome video ++++++++++++ 🙂
Nice and simple as always. I don't see the Dockerfile dan Python code on the Gist. Please advice.
Mahnn, you was dishing out the info hitting me like arrows, had a take nap to recover from the information overload.
Haha I hope it was useful!
nice, thanks!
You're very welcome!
thanks man!
You bet!
Great Video Thanks! Quick question... Is this video a part of some series ..I would like to know how/what docker files are.
Hi Veens! This video was meant to be a standalone one, however I do have a video explaining what Docker is. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/oyD5yIEAeoA/видео.html
Cheers
thank you very much
You're very welcome!
Thanks
very helpful. do you have any videos showing how to deploy images on ecs from local docker CLI? I'm getting this error:
pull access denied, repository does not exist or may require authorization: server message: insufficient_scope: authorization failed
Nice and helpful - around 7:46, I get an error at this step saying '
For
container instances to receive the new ARN and resource ID format, the
root user needs to opt in for the container instance IAM role. Opt in
and try again.
I made the role, but it doesn't show up in the drop down, and I can't find where to attach it to root. Any one have an idea?
Thanks a lot.
You're very welcome!
Tutorial also works for running serverless Fargate tasks (at least in Nov'22 🙂).
Great tutorial! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Do you have a video that shows how to add --env to the docker run command? I need to do this although we use terraform to actually provision the fargate container. Maybe terraform adds those env vars?
Hey Mike,
Unfortunately I've never done this with Terraform before. However I found this link that you may find helpful: stackoverflow.com/a/40784106/13872863
Thanks,
Daniel
Hi great video. I followed this along but got stuck where the task was pending status. Can you show me how you fixed it exactly? I was following exactly what you were doing.. I don’t know what typo you made.. is that container name ?
how to deploy multiple docker containers on a single ec2 instance with the load balancer and assign a custom route 53 dns to it. Please help to sort it out
How did you end up fixing the issue with image uri being incorrect format?
luv it
Thanks!
Thank you for the great tutorial! Based my observation and the time of this video, I guess you were using an Intel Mac?
For anyone also on M1 chip Mac: I use Apple M1 chip Mac and it creates ARM64 image by default. It’s not runnable on EC2 t3.micro instance.
If you still want to run the an ARM64 image with EC2, you’ll need to select instances powered by Graviton, for example t4g.micro, which can run ARM64 workload. OR you need to run `docker buildx build` to build an amd64 image at the beginning.
Is there a way you can do it as an auto deploy to EC2?
thx
there is a way to do the same, but with docker compose?
Tasks are similar to deployment in k8s
Load balancer target group?
Great tutorial, I have a question. I have a similar set-up and wonder if there is any way to handle clients loosing connection each time you make a deployement? E.g every time I deploy the users that were authenticated and signed in to the site gets kicked out since the container with redis gets cleared
Hi Tolga, this is an interesting problem. Is it possible your Redis instances can dump state onto disk so the caches can be recovered on startup? Else, you may want to use the dedicated AWS ElasticCache service with Redis.
Hope this helps
@@BeABetterDev Hmm that could be possible, I will have to look into it. Thanks for the tip!
Hi, what was the mistake you defined the task definition? I dont know what you mean by the wrong url. The wrong url of the registry/image? I copied pasted that. Please help. Not sure whats wrong
Hey man! Excellent tutorial. However, I am struggling when trying to use a private image (stored in ECR). Documentation is a bit confusing and I cannot seem to find aby good resource for dealing with that. Wondering if you or someone else might help ?
Thanks
Hi Farid. I haven't dealt with this personally. Can you share what kind of error your are running into? I may be able to help.
@@BeABetterDev thanks. it looks like if you are using private ECR images when setting up your containers on ECS (and the ECR image is from the same AWS account), no additional setup is needed for ECS to function properly, yet your Docker image is still private. sweet!
Hi, i have the same error on the running task.
Does this tutorial works if I try to deploy a SB application with MySQL using docker compose?
How about Docker Hub registry?
I’m guessing that using a nginx proxy would be declared within the task definition?
Just want to give a heads up to anyone running a react container and have issues with your task exiting after starting.
The error I'm talking about it "essential container in task exited". If you are facing this issue you need to turn on the pseudoTerminal within your task so it doesn't exit immediately while react is starting up.
1. Find your task and click "create new revision"
2. Scroll all the way down until you see "volumes" and click "Configure via JSON"
3. Find "pseudoTerminal" and set the value to "true"
4. Assign the task again and everything should be working fine now
thank you for this i had this problem and i tried the solution but it still exists even after modifying the json file
edit: i created another revision with 512mb and that seems to work
Thank you
It worked! Can you pls explain why this happened?
Excellent..Thank you. How much do you think it would cost for the application you wrote to run on ecs for a month?
Hi James, if you use this guide the costs zero. Be sure to use the Free Tier eligible EC2 instances (provided that fits your use case) and you can try this out with minimal costs. Also, be sure that your docker image is below 500mb in size so that you can stay in the free tier.
Hope this helps,
Daniel
@@BeABetterDev hey if image size exceeds 500 mb is there any workaround to still deploy it under free tier, like resize image, etc
Can anyone tell how to update the changes in our code to aws repo after deployment
How to get static IP for aws ecs
how can be automatically with script?
Nice. You've explained in less than 20 minutes what takes hours of crawling over terrible AWS documentation.
To anybody using an M1 Mac and getting "(Essential container in task exited)" error, I realized I was building with arm64 and the architecture of the ECS Cluster is AMD64. To solve this issue, use "docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t app ." and then tag it again and publish it to the repository. Wasted one hour on this.
I stuck for 1 day. You saved my day!
Wow great catch. I was stuck on this for so long. Huge con of using M1 is that most platforms/software are not compatible yet, and it's hard to realize sometimes until after countless troubleshoots.
What did you change at 12.33 to make your task run
Where can I get the flask app code
How to deploy multi container to ecs
Hello. what if i have a database that i want run in a docker container but don't want it to scale? Do i put in in a separate cluster with 1 desire & maximum capacity?
At 10:54 the port mapping in the user interface has both a container port and a host port, however when I look at my console there is no host port. I can no longer map the container port 5000 to port 8888.
How should you go about that now?
You sir are a lifesaver! I've been trying to figure this out for a week.
I do have a question. I created the ECS cluster but i don't see any ECS instances, even though i have an image pushed to ECR. Any idea what i'm missing?
Hey...same here. Do let me know if you find a solution.
@@krishnans1665 I ended up deleting the cluster and then recreating it. I think the only thing i did differently was add a different VPC and then followed the video from there.
It showed up this time.
@@XpanderTN Weird, I had the same problem, I deleted the cluster and did exactly the same setup (not change in VPC) and now the instance shows up. 😕
@@mathematica7 Super weird. I wonder what determines if the cluster is able to see the instance? They were both valid ec2 instances and i built the first one from the cluster creation screen.
Can you please share the flask/python code so we can completely follow along? That's be super helpful.
What was the policy document for?
I didn't need to use it ... ?
if i wanna use fargate, should i choose everywhere fargate option instead of ec2?
I mean
cluster template : networking only 6:32
task : fargate 9:17
run task : fargate 11:44
Hi Zhdan,
To ensure compatibility (and not run into any headaches / configuration problems), I would definitely suggest clicking the fargate option.
Cheers
Please do one showing how to run a private registry.. :(