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I still haven't managed to SSH into a container (for Django). The best way I guess is SSM (systems security manager) which at least gives a web based console.

I still haven't managed to SSH into a container (for Django). The best way I guess is SSM (systems security manager) which at least gives a web based console. codepipeline integration was time consuming to set up. You have to get it to create a json file with the image id and uh I'd have to consult my notes. All told, it was more complicated to set up than I expected.

jon-wood 7y ago
We’re working on this at my workplace as a pre-requisite to a widespread deployment of Fargate, its the only blocker on moving out of Heroku for a large distributed system. The approach I’m going with is to have an EC2 host attached to the ECS cluster which people can schedule interactive tasks on. Coupled with some scripting (maybe a Lambda function if I decide to get fancy) we can then start a task for any given service on the instance with the same environment and IAM role, but with a command like /bin/yes just to keep it alive. Once that’s running users can SSH to the host instance and docker exec into the container for whatever command they actually wanted to run. It’s quite a bit more involved than Heroku’s run command, but initial prototypes seem to indicate it’ll work once we wrap it in some tooling.