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public-sd/fargate example -- server is not coming up
Created the ecs service. Name -- fargate-sd
When tried to ping the server ith the following command
$ curl fargate.discover.as-test.techservices.illinois.edu
Receiving the following error
curl: (6) Could not resolve host: fargate.discover.as-test.techservices.illinois.edu
Found out that the tasks are being stopped because of the time out issue. (Timeout waiting for service discovery instance provisioning to complete.)
@cmaturi the config was bad. It was pointing at the wrong namespace. After the fix it still does not work :-( The reason being is that the DNS record returns the private IP address of the container instead of the public IP. Not sure why or how to fix it.
I will add that the private service discovery examples work great.
@cmaturi @JonRoma ECS does NOT support public namespaces. See the service discovery documentation:
- The Create Service workflow in the Amazon ECS console only supports registering services into private DNS namespaces. When a AWS Cloud Map private DNS namespace is created, a Route 53 private hosted zone will be created automatically.
- Amazon ECS does not support registering services into public DNS namespaces. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/service-discovery.html#service-discovery-considerations
@JonRoma can you please remove the public-sd examples since they are invalid and unsupported? When you have done this please close this ticket.
@JonRoma looking at the GUI I am beginning to doubt the documentation... First the GUI does allow the selection of public namespaces. Could you try manually creating an ECS service that uses a public namespace and see if it works? I am curious.
Example code isn't part of this repository, and there's no use case that merits attention to this ancient issue.