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It depends on the service I think. I've had ECS errors that took AWS support days to figure out (turns out some permission quota thing was overriding some ECS
by CoolGuySteve 7y ago
It depends on the service I think. I've had ECS errors that took AWS support days to figure out (turns out some permission quota thing was overriding some ECS thing).
All in all, I think maybe I might have to find some other batch processing system.
- scarface74 7y agoIf you are using regular ECS with EC2 - as opposed to Fargate, it just provisions regular EC2 instance with an agent already installed. You can ssh/rdp into the instance and troubleshoot it. But yeah I did have a doozy of an issue with ECS but it was completely my fault. I create a cross account policy for ECR but left out the account that actually contained the registry. Then my containers were in a private subnet without any access to the internet (by design they were behind a load balancer) but they couldn’t get to the ECR endpoint. I just had to either assign a public IP address or use a private link. Support helped me with both.