amazon-elastic-beanstalk

问题 I need to run a performance test against an application based on Elastic Beanstalk located in AWS fronted by and ELB. I expect traffic to be around 25 Gbit/s As per AWS requirements, I am using another account (dedicated to tests) from my AWS organisation. The application is a production application in another account of my AWS organisation. My performance test will use the DNS entry of the production website, it will be executed by EC2 instances in subnet of a VPC that has an internet

问题 I need to run a performance test against an application based on Elastic Beanstalk located in AWS fronted by and ELB. I expect traffic to be around 25 Gbit/s As per AWS requirements, I am using another account (dedicated to tests) from my AWS organisation. The application is a production application in another account of my AWS organisation. My performance test will use the DNS entry of the production website, it will be executed by EC2 instances in subnet of a VPC that has an internet

问题 I need to run a performance test against an application based on Elastic Beanstalk located in AWS fronted by and ELB. I expect traffic to be around 25 Gbit/s As per AWS requirements, I am using another account (dedicated to tests) from my AWS organisation. The application is a production application in another account of my AWS organisation. My performance test will use the DNS entry of the production website, it will be executed by EC2 instances in subnet of a VPC that has an internet

问题 I'm trying to deploy a rails 5.1 & react app created with webpacker gem using AWS Elastic Beanstalk. The problem is I keep getting the following error: Webpacker requires Node.js >= 6.0.0 and you are using 4.6.0 I'm using Node 9.5.0 on my computer. Any suggestions?? 回答1: To install nodejs using yum (assuming you're using the default Amazon Linux) https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#enterprise-linux-and-fedora curl --silent --location https://rpm.nodesource.com/setup_8.x | sudo

问题 I am trying to run java 11 on an elastic beanstalk environment. I found Java 11 on AWS beanstalk for Spring boot project which looks like what I want. When I create the config file like in that question I get Error processing file (Skipping): '.ebextensions/10_Java.config' - Contains invalid key: '200-download-rpm-package'. For information about valid keys, see http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/ebextensions.html My yaml file is a copy of the one in the answer to the

问题 I am trying to deploy an application on AWS but struck at this error and couldn't find how to make it work. Error: Error occurred during build: Command setuptools failed 01_packages.config packages: yum: git: [] postgresql-devel: [] libjpeg-turbo-devel: [] commands: setuptools: command: /opt/python/run/venv/bin/pip install setuptools --upgrade I guess there's been change in AWS Recently as this was working in my previous deployments. Also I had to change postgresql93-devel: [] to postgresql

问题 Setup Serverless.com Framework Goal Create AWS Elastic Beanstalk trough serverless Code serverless.yml service: aws-beanstalk-sls description: Test stack deployment 😀 provider: name: aws stage: running region: eu-central-1 profile: beanstalk-test-deployment resources: Resources: sampleApplication: Type: AWS::ElasticBeanstalk::Application Properties: Description: AWS Elastic Beanstalk Sample Application sampleApplicationVersion: Type: AWS::ElasticBeanstalk::ApplicationVersion Properties:

问题 I used to have my app on Heroku and the way it worked there was that I had 2 buildpacks. One for NodeJS and one for Python. Heroku ran npm run build and then Django served the files from the build folder. I use Code Pipeline on AWS to deploy a new version of my app every time there is a new push on my GitHub repository. Since I couldn't figure out how to run npm run build in a python environment in EB, I had a workaround. I ran npm run build and pushed it to my repository (removed the build

问题 I'm having a problem where nginx seems to be ignoring (or overriding) my upped client_max_body_size directive in a Ubuntu Docker container on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. This is preventing users from uploading files any larger than the nginx default of 1MB. I have used the client_max_body_size 10M; in http, server,and location blocks to no avail, I am still seeing "client intended to send too large body" errors in the nginx logs. I have successfully used these settings on an AWS EC2 Ubuntu

问题 I'm having a problem where nginx seems to be ignoring (or overriding) my upped client_max_body_size directive in a Ubuntu Docker container on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. This is preventing users from uploading files any larger than the nginx default of 1MB. I have used the client_max_body_size 10M; in http, server,and location blocks to no avail, I am still seeing "client intended to send too large body" errors in the nginx logs. I have successfully used these settings on an AWS EC2 Ubuntu