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The AWS Copilot CLI is a tool for developers to build, release and operate production ready containerized applications on AWS App Runner or Amazon ECS on AWS Fargate.

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Imagine service development is done using Angular or ReactJS. Then there are two options 1. Deploy ECS Fargate cluster with frontend service running using nodejs based docker image and tie-up...

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I have an App with 4 environments configured. Using copilot pipeline, but the result would be the same without it. After the first environment deployment has completed, I cannot get...

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Hello! I'm using `copilot` for the first time, and I walked into a bit of a wall. The output from my `copilot init` included this suggestion: > No problem, you...

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Hi 👋 , I am trying to a deploy a very basic hello world ExpressJS application as a Request-Driven Web Service (AppRunner). The Copilot environment is created successfully but then...

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Hello, I'm using Copilot in windows for a dotnet project. I have a pipeline that that fails in CodeBuild on the POST_BUILD phase with the following error: Build logs shows...

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I am looking into migrating background job worker to be fully serverless, with Lambda+SQS - one of reasons is to avoid paying for compute if no jobs are scheduled. At...

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Today we use an automation process to create and deploy applications with copilot. But for each step, we need to check if resources already exist to avoid some failures. So...

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Proposal for #3387 Use `deny_default_security_group` key to indicate service should not use default security group. Example: ``` network: vpc: placement: 'private' security_groups: ['sg-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'] deny_default_security_group: true ``` ``` network: vpc: deny_default_security_group:...

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Ideally, when troubleshooting/working with services, having the ability to interact with tasks deployed under a service would be super helpful (operational type request). Some examples of what I mean: -...

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If users are bringing their own built image, they should not have to have their docker engine running. Currently, they can use the `--image` flag or follow the prompt for...

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