ec2-github-runner Unable to register self-hosted runner

I am trying to use this github action but I keep getting an error when checking if the GitHub self-hosted runner is registered.

Can anyone outline some possible reasons for this?

Dec 19 '23 10:12 danielMCF99

Same situation here =..(

Dec 19 '23 22:12 GoLoTrust

still no progress :(

Dec 22 '23 15:12 danielMCF99

Hey @danielMCF99 , Thanks for pointing this out! After some testing I tried by creating our own AMI image where basically we use Ubuntu 22.04 and dependencies needed. Hope this can fix the problem for your use case as well!

Dec 22 '23 18:12 GoLoTrust

I ran into this because I did not do step 3.2 of the README: "Connect to the instance using SSH, install docker and git, then enable docker service."

Hope that helps!

Jan 30 '24 20:01 dysfunctor

Folks, I ran into the same issue, and by default, the subnet I'm using sets Auto-assign public IPv4 address to No... It works when I set it to Yes

Apr 03 '24 03:04 drewyangdev

Might be related to unsupported OS or arch, e.g. Github doesn't support Amazon Linux AMI for self-hosted runners, please refer here for more details.

Apr 07 '24 05:04 AndriiPidiablonskyi

Folks, I ran into the same issue, and by default, the subnet I'm using sets Auto-assign public IPv4 address to No... It works when I set it to Yes

This is the solution

Jul 25 '24 19:07 4cm3

Might be related to unsupported OS or arch, e.g. Github doesn't support Amazon Linux AMI for self-hosted runners, please refer here for more details.

I'm using Amazon Linux for self hosted runners and they work as expected. Will update if I find any issue

Jul 25 '24 19:07 4cm3

Ran into the same issue

Folks, I ran into the same issue, and by default, the subnet I'm using sets Auto-assign public IPv4 address to No... It works when I set it to Yes

Worked after following this

Should probably be added to the README or have a TROUBLESHOOTING.md file

Aug 14 '24 21:08 roshkhatri