#announcements (2018-10)

There is 1 event this week

Agenda is here: https://cloudposse.quip.com/VHF9A1Qrp3eR

Please feel free to update

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @MattN! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @dserodio! Good to have you here

Hi! I just discovered the CloudPosse website and Geodesic, and I was wondering why you chose Chamber for secrets management instead of Hashicorp Vault

@dserodio welcome!

Sure - so Hashicorp vault is a great solution, but takes considerably more effort to manage over AWS SSM+Parameter Store.

Nothing about our strategy precludes the use of hashicorp vault, but using parameter store + ssm is a turnkey solution with no new overhead to manage.

this is the prescribed architecture for managing vault, which doesn’t take into account the SDLC including upgrades, backups, DR, etc.

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @jarv! Good to have you here

Hey Jarv! What brings you around?

Just a fan of you guy’s work! Figured I’d stop by and say hi

awesome! always great to hear when we’re helping out

Been messing around with the TF modules lately, but impressed with everything I’ve seen. Appreciate all your guy’s work on everything.

have your seen our latest modules for EKS?

@Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse) has been hard at work on those

Not yet, will likely soon though. Taking a look at the user/chamber stuff currently actually

Cool - yea, we developed those mostly for external CI/CD systems (in our case Codefresh)

Was planning on doing something similar to what you used to do before moving to 99designs/aws-vault, at least for the moment. But figured it was worth taking a quick look at how you have that set up now.

oh, so we still use aws-vault and chamber

they are complimentary

aws-vault is the best way to manage local AWS credentials for “assuming roles” (and not to be confused with hashicorp’s vault - in anyway)

Ah yeah, sorry was more referring to this: https://docs.cloudposse.com/announcements/aws-assumed-roles-repo-deprecated/

so we like to use aws-vault for all local development contexts

aha, yes! as soon as we took a look at aws-vault we knew that our own implementation was not worth maintaining anymore

haha

So I guess my question is (and totally realize I can look this up as well), how is user/permission management done with the new setup?

Previously I was thinking designated IAM account with users getting something like:

            "Action": "sts:*",
            "Resource": "arn:aws:iam::*:role/${aws:username}",
            "Condition": {
                "StringEquals": {
                    "aws:PrincipalType": "User"
                }
            }

then to provision a user in other account’s (that trust’s the iam one) you just need to create a role named after their username. (I think this is somewhat similar to what you did before, could be wrong there though)

hey @jarv

take a look at our reference architectures https://docs.cloudposse.com/reference-architectures/

in short, we create a few AWS accounts:

1. root (which is billing account) to store all IAM users and roles

@Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse) I think he’s talking specifically about Chamber

segmenting access to SSM (chamber) secrets to IAM users

yea ok

using our terraform modules

let’s move to #terraform

Chamber is pretty solid, but be careful/aware that AWS has API rate limits on the param store, so many companies after a certain size end up returning to Consul. But for startups/small businesses, I agree Chamber is too easy to ignore. Unless you have some really fancy dynamic auth/cert needs.

I could see that being a problem where there are hundreds of containers getting spawned in an account per minute for example

but also mitigated by having multiple accounts and never co-mingling prod with dev or staging

It all depends on use case of course. I first ran into the issue at a Serverless shop. In that scenario it wasn’t just secrets but nearly 100% of the behavior config was stored in param store. So I think we hit Params more than typical.

went looking for a published rate limit on AWS’s site later, but never found one, so no idea where that threshold sits. Best I could find where other people also seeing the boto3 failures and asking the same questions.

Luckily we DID do everything in unique accounts, and we first noticed it while load testing in Stage … so we were able to pivot before being SOL in prod.

for serverless i found that secrets manager worked nicely for me and my use cases

still an aws service but i never ran into any rate limit issues with 50+ lambdas

is anybody else using that?

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @tomweston! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @mallen! Good to have you here

Hey @mallen! what’cha working on?

Hi Erik, I was intrigued by your Unlimited Staging Environments vid on codefresh.

Oh cool! We’ve actually taken that a bit further now and extended it with automatic destruction of environments when PRs are closed

and using Chamber for secrets and helmfile for deployment of helm releases

nice, makes a real lot of sense. I would like to take a similar route.

are you using k8s + helm?

yeah we do, i spent a lot of time writing jenkins grooviness and to calm my rage I started to look for fresh ideas.

haha yea, Jenkins is a common route, but frankly after working with Codefresh for the past year couldn’t imagine going back.

I’m not really a jenkins hater if it works i’m ok with it. codefresh and ideas like the unlimited dynamic staging environments are just making soo much better use of the power available (without investing lots of time). I’m also thinking of self service environment with some sort of live code sync would be a great pain easier, something like devspace, but Im in the early research stages.

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @dan! Good to have you here

Welcome @dan ! let me know if you need any assistance with our stuff

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Fizz! Good to have you here

hi @Fizz

Town hall meeting today at 11am PST, 6pm GMT. For those interested, it’s a chance to meet others “face-to-face” via zoom and hear what everyone is working on.

Agenda: https://cloudposse.quip.com/VHF9A1Qrp3eR Quip: https://zoom.us/j/299169718

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @nathan! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @ankur! Good to have you here

Hey @ankur ! Let me know if you need help with anything…

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @yudi.phanama! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @blake! Good to have you here

So many new faces here! Welcome all!

Welcome all! If you came for questions regarding terraform, be sure to check out the #terraform channel

There are no events this week

I’m going to be reincarnating this event - we had some good discussions on how to make it better last week

Proposed format is something like: 1) Show & Tell - present a live demo of something cool (recorded) 2) Gossip - share some cool new link or project, why you liked it; let others share what they’ve done in the past (recorded)

3) Off the Record - talk shop (not recorded)

Office Hours - Weekly Q&A, AMA for people who need to ask cloudposse for assistance on our tools and projects

Please share your thoughts on what you’d like to see!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @vinay.nair! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @geertn! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Nathan Preen! Good to have you here

hey @Nathan Preen and welcome

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Gaurav! Good to have you here

Thank you

I need a help

[root@server kubernetes]# kubectl run hello-minikube –image=worpress The connection to the server localhost:8080 was refused - did you specify the right host or port?

In kubectl

@Gaurav are you on OSX with Docker for Mac?

let’s move to #kubernetes

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @sebas! Good to have you here

I am using Centos7

GUI

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @ben! Good to have you here

Woohoo @ben ! Welcome. Good seeing you tonight at the Github meetup.

@maarten created a new channel #azure. Join if this sounds interesting!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @bober2000! Good to have you here

Hi all. I’m quite new to Terraform so my question could be newbie but I need help. I’m using https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-elastic-beanstalk-environment to create beanstalk nodejs environment. I need to change NodeJS version - as I see I could do it using this namespace https://docs.aws.amazon.com//elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/command-options-specific.html#command-options-nodejs but I don’t know where could I inject settings for this

Like this:

setting {
    namespace = "aws:elasticbeanstalk:container:nodejs"
    name      = "NodeVersion"
    value     = "8.6.4"
  }

@bober2000 solution_stack_name “Elastic Beanstalk stack, e.g. Docker, Go, Node, Java, IIS. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/concepts.platforms.html string no ` “

check out their example https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-elastic-beanstalk-environment/blob/master/examples/complete/main.tf . They specify solution_stack_name = "64bit Amazon Linux 2018.03 v2.12.2 running Docker 18.03.1-ce"

@Andy thanks - solution stack is ok, Node env is installed - but it’s using Node 6.x by default - in AWS Console - I could change version to 8.x/10.x etc - I need to do this in tearraform

Supported versions of Node on Beanstalk: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/platforms/platforms-supported.html#platforms-supported.nodejs

Ah I see they combine multiple version for NodeJs

Default platform: 6.14.4 - I need it to be set to 8.11.4 at

 terraform apply

So the setting you pasted above you’d have to add

That is the question - where should I put those settings section ?

Let’s move the terraform discussion to #terraform

Currently I’m using example

Oh, sorry

No prob! Welcome to the community :-)

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @GFox)(AWSDevSecOps! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @samh! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @tobiaswi! Good to have you here

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hey everyone give a warm welcome to @nicgrayson! Good to have you here

welcome @nicgrayson and @tobiaswi!

let me know if I can help with anything

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Miguel Mendez! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Nizam! Good to have you here

Hi There!

I’m setting up prometheus to cloudwatch

hey @Nizam welcome to the community

I’m getting these logs:

prometheus-to-cloudwatch: published 0 metrics to CloudWatch

there is no error

what can be the issue?

did you specify the correct scrapping URL?

PROMETHEUS_SCRAPE_URL: “http://hardy-ocelot-kube-state-metrics.default.svc.cluster.local:8080/metrics”

its right, name of service is same

in another form I only mentioned PROMETHEUS_SCRAPE_URL: “http://hardy-ocelot-kube-state-metrics:8080/metrics”

did you install kube-state-metrics?

https://github.com/cloudposse/prometheus-to-cloudwatch#run-on-kubernetes

yes

hardy-ocelot-kube-state-metrics

above is the name of my service

I’ve given instance IAM role to all cloudwatch permissions, its in aws

any idea?

can you get the pods and look into the logs? maybe they were not started correctly. Look into kube-state-metrics pods and prometheus-to-cloudwatch pods

kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

kubectl logs <xxxxxxx> -n <namespace>

let me check

User “systemdefault:default” cannot list replicationcontrollers at the cluster scope

this is user account permission issue

there are many more like this on other resources

assigning rbac to default

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @shaiss! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Suresh! Good to have you here

thought it could be useful for you to have PR templates on your repos… made an example here https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-dynamic-subnets/pull/35

Thanks @Gabe! You’re right. We should roll this out to all repos.

I made a small comment. What do you think about using .github/ folder?

Yeah that’s how I was going to do it originally lol

It could be a little nicer since it keeps it hidden

Happy to make the change if that’s your preference

done

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Trey! Good to have you here

Thanks @Gabe

I think I’ll have @vadzim on our team add this to all of our repos.

Welcome @Trey!

hi @Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) Saw this yesterday https://github.com/skyscrapers/terraform-kubernetes. They are using null resources to call kops and helm.

oh cool, and using teleport for ssh

looks like a lot of work went into this….

speaking of teleport for ssh. i have a customer thats asking for ssh type access into a fargate container… as much as ive tried to persuade him against it. hes pretty steadfast in that requirement. looked at ecsctl but wondering if anyone around here has experience with a tool

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @joshmyers! Good to have you here

hey @joshmyers

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @ivodvb! Good to have you here

Howdy!

I’ve been following CloudPosse work for a while but just came across geodesic, which looks awesome. How battle tested is it? Am OOO atm but looking forward to getting hands on with it ASAP

we’ve been using it for many projects and clients. We are constantly improving it, but it mostly does what we want. @Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) has more to say about it and future plans

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @ndobbs! Good to have you here

@joshmyers it’s currently in use a handful (7+) organizations to power their production, staging, dev, etc. environments

it’s actively maintained, supported and receiving a continuous stream of enhancements and updates.

the power here is that by collaborating on a similar base infrastructure, we all benefit. i’ve been absolutely amazed by all the wonderful contributions (and bug fixes!) we continually receive from the community. would be happy to share more details…..

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Ion! Good to have you here

welcome @Ion!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @lvh! Good to have you here

awesome! great to see you here @lvh

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @jsanchez! Good to have you here

Hey Jesse!

hi. saw the slack channel on a terraform module. figured to join the group.

awesome! well definitely join the #terraform channel. which module, btw?

https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-route53-alias

Cool, what are you working on?

old project at work. cleaning up some old code and trying to use modules already out there.

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Vi! Good to have you here

Hi everyone

hey @Vi! what brings you around?

I am a university graduate, I have started with terraform past week.

I was looking for automating the creation of cloudfront, route53 records and creation of certificate and I found this github which has helped me alot.

Awesome! well definitely have a look at our #terraform channel

so you found our terraform-aws-cloudfront-* modules?

yes

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @sigafoose! Good to have you here

tanks a latte

@sigafoose what are you up to?

<– just joined a devops team

im in info overload mode

yea, there’s a lot to pick up

what’s the tech stack?

we are still working on that

right now we’ve decided on aws

terraform/ansible is about all I am aware is in stone

your teams git is a really good resource

thanks! @sigafoose hope you get some good use out of our modules.

we accept nearly all PRs and are very quick to review.

Hi @Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse). I had a blats watching the video you did with codefresh on unlimited staging environments. bookmarked it and wanted to rewatch it now but looks like its no longer available on youtube. any idea where i can find it?

it used to be here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ7HkiGTQ48

https://cloudposse.com/devops/unlimited-staging-environments/

@tobiaswi ^

This is really nice, we did same thing using spinnaker though

@tobiaswi thanks for bringing that to my attention !

I am going to reach out to Codefresh to find out what happened.

There is a new video, but it’s only 10 minutes

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fchBBZbyGVI

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Jay! Good to have you here

Hey fellers!

Hola @Jay!

hey, I had a question for you guys, is there anyway to do bind mounts with your “terraform-aws-ecs-container-definition” module?

I’ve been going through the readme but I don’t see mounts mentioned anywhere

oh hrm….

so we’re using it with Fargate mostly, so maybe we didn’t add the fields for that

@Jay if you want to open a PR, we’ll promptly review it

sure thing! it would be awesome if I could bind mount volumes using the same logic as the port mapping works

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Welcome @SigmundFried! What brings you around?

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @EinavF! Good to have you here

@EinavF welcome!

thank

hey Erik ! I just recently discovered Cloud Posse SweetOps and I have to say it is very inline with my current role

awesome! good to hear it

What are you working on?

A fairly substantial cloud transformation that includes HPC on AWS

moving towards containerization

Biotech

Cool - so using Terraform presumably?

more and more

Are you using ECS or EKS (or kops)?

currently ECS but kops is pretty alluring

kinda what brought me in

yea, kops >> EKS >> ECS

kops does a great job of simplifying the long-term maintenance of kubernetes on AWS.

simplifying the long-term maintenance of kubernetes on AWS you read my mind

of course it’s programming people that is always the initial challenge. That’s where I am knee-deep right now

specially the sciency types

haha, yea, getting buy-in is the most important part.

https://docs.cloudposse.com/ <- this

are you using Tensorflow?

no

not yet anyhow

GPUs?

yes

LOTS

cool

protein engineering takes tons

yea, that’s one area it really shines… making it easy to autoscale GPU node pools

all the way from 0 to N

ya so we have (historically) hand rolled our own auto-scaling solutions but I am convinced there is a far better way

or at least a better way to roll em

yea, it’s basically reinventing the wheel. kubernetes is basically a cloud framework, like rails is a web framework

exactly

preaching to the choir !!

hehe

haha

well, if you ever need more material - hit me up

I will for sure…. Thanks !!

preaching is my pasttime

coo

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @catdevman! Good to have you here

@catdevman thanks for the PRs! I just want to have @Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse) review them tomorrow as well. Also, as you’ve probably noticed, GitHub is barely functional right now

@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) My pleasure. I have been using FOSS for years now and I am just glad to have found a place that I can give back in.

I was looking at what you do at CloudPosse and I really like the idea of being part of an organization like that even if it is just adding/editing some Terraform code on a repo

As a remote DevOps Engineer that is a single guy at the company I am at, managing all our servers from EC2 to RDS any help I can get is much appreciated!

hey @catdevman and welcome

GitHub’s database has suffered network partition. https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3064898/github-down-major-outage They clearly use a distributed system, in which according to CAP theorem you can have only two out of three:

Consistency: Every read receives the most recent write or an error Availability: Every request receives a response that is not an error Partition tolerance: The system continues to operate despite an arbitrary number of messages being dropped (or delayed) by the network between nodes

They chose CP (no availability)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAP_theorem https://towardsdatascience.com/cap-theorem-and-distributed-database-management-systems-5c2be977950e https://jepsen.io/analyses https://github.com/aphyr/partitions-post https://www.consul.io/docs/internals/jepsen.html https://aphyr.com/posts/281-call-me-maybe-carly-rae-jepsen-and-the-perils-of-network-partitions

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hey everyone give a warm welcome to @serhat! Good to have you here

I guess they viewed data loss as worse than downtime

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @sprutner! Good to have you here

Hey @sprutner!

what are you working on?

I was trolling through the issues on Atlantis and saw some thoughtful commentary by you and some enhancements you’re working on

Oh cool! Yea, we’re having a lot of fun with Atlantis. We have an experimental fork going on. Hoping that we can get some of these features upstreamed eventually.

Yeah Cloudposse rung a bell, not sure where I heard of you before. But why not say hello.

Hrmm… maybe some of our terraform modules?

Where are you based?

I’m in SF

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @steve! Good to have you here

@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) created a new channel #atlantis. Join if this sounds interesting!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Benn! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Wes! Good to have you here

Hello everyone

hi @Wes, welcome

Hey @Wes!

I’ve been pulling a lot of your terraform modules so I had to drop by and say hello

Day 2 of Terraform…I think I understand it?

haha

awesome - glad you’re enjoying them!

haha

yea - there’s a lot of to learn

yeah I need to move my AWS account from one to another so I figured this may be a good time to learn how to automate building out AWS accounts

yea, it’s a bit of upfront investment

yeah and will be helpful when we need a QA env set up quickly and what not

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @seses! Good to have you here

https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/terraform-collaboration-for-everyone

Atlantis Team Joins HashiCorp

https://medium.com/runatlantis/joining-hashicorp-200ee9572dc5

@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) created a new channel #terraform-0_12. Join if this sounds interesting!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Jeremy! Good to have you here

Hi

am looking for help on tomcat puppet module

I am trying to create tomcat image using packer sourcing puppet tomcat module. It is throwing an error -unknown resource type: “concat”

I understand the tomcat module is missing dependency of concat & stdlib which I included then in .fixtures file as fixtures: repositories: stdlib: “https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib.git” concat: “https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-concat.git” archive: “https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-archive.git” augeas_core: “https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-augeas_core.git”

am I missing something

welcome @praveen!

Hello Erik

I can’t speak for others, but cloudposse doesn’t support any classic configuration management systems (cfengine, salt, chef, ansible, puppet, etc)

we’re using strictly terraform+containers or kubernetes+containers

maybe checkout the hangops slack team

sure, thank you for letting me know erik

will checkout hangops

though many here use packer, so you can probably get some tips on that

packer is running fine Erik. Thank you very much for the swift responce

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@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) created a new channel #terragrunt. Join if this sounds interesting!

Hi, I am looking for information on how to source passwords from azure keyvault using remote-exec(terraform). Basically I will have to copy a property file to the server which I will source it from git. I do not want the properties file to have sensitive information like secrets/ passwords. so I would want to append the file to password/secret’s from keyvault in azure platform

Who will be the 200th SweetOps member.. 7 more to go

Will we be sending them a geodesic t-shirt?

2 more to go :-)

i’m not counting the bots @Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)

Haha

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Bong Aquino! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @s.p.i! Good to have you here

hey @s.p.i welcome

hi

what are you working on?

https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/first-class-kubernetes-support-for-hashicorp-products

https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/hashicorp-product-announcements-at-hashiconf-2018

I’m DevOps on AWS & Azure loving Terraform & CI/CD

looks like you are SweetOps user #200

Lol

hehe

Is there a way to get an ECS task to assume a foreign role (as in from a different account) as the task role? I think the answer is no because the way you make that work is you add a trust policy that allows ecs-tasks.amazonaws.com to assume the role, but i don’t own the role

@lvh you can give the role the permission to assume the role of a different account

Trust policies on services only work within the same account afaik.

What are you trying to achieve ?

I want to run an ECS container in my AWS account with permissions to view infra; I want to view said infra from my account

ideally I would do that with the application itself being entirely role-oblivious

I don’t think I follow, what do you mean by infra ?

some infrastructure; could be anything

imagine I’m deploying something with terraform in a foreign account

(actually what I’m doing is auditing the foreign account, but who cares – there’s a foreign role that has some permissions that software I control needs; I would like to run said software on ECS in my account)

Yes, that should be possible

but ECS already has a concept of giving some permissions to a task: it’s just that it expects that role to be in the same account

Datadog for example does this

when you say should be possible you mean possible by explicitly assuming a role inside the application? or by assigning it to ECS directly

And it’s a pattern they recommend with Atlantis to assume role into foreign accounts

They application needs to support it

However!!

One Sec

You can do use this: https://github.com/cloudposse/packages/issues/85

This will facilitate that programmatically I such a way you get a shell that has access to that env.

But if your are writing something from the ground up, you should just incorporate it into your app

ah neat, I’ve been using aws-vault but obvs “keychain” makes less sense in a container

Right, this is like AWS vault but for services rather than humans

well all I really need is something that takes the output of aws sts assume-role and sets some env vars which sounds pretty doable

it’s also easy to script with just aws sts

jynx

that tool suggests I configure ~/.aws/config – one would hope it automagically works with the metadata service or env vars too because it just uses the aws sdk

yeah I’ll probably just script this manually

well; thanks

It just uses go sdk for aws

Which works with metadata api

AWS config is probably for local dev (which aws-vault is better suited for). Shouldn’t be required. I was looking to do exactly what you are doing which is what led me down this path

AWS cli for STS falls short of what I would want from it.

It’s like curl for AWS api. Great that it returns json, but if I have to “program” to use it, I might as well use the library for my language

That’s why I like the cli approach that provides me an operational environment. I don’t know why aws cli for sts still doesn’t support that exec capability.

I say this after having used it before I found the simple cli tools

:-)

https://github.com/cloudposse/aws-assumed-role

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Kenny Inggs! Good to have you here

Hi Kenny, what are you working on ?

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Jake Lundberg (HashiCorp)! Good to have you here

whoot! welcome @Jake Lundberg (HashiCorp); thanks for stopping by

#terraform and #terraform-0_12 are our hashicorp specific channels at this time.

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Welcome @gk! Anything we can help out with?

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Welcome @Dombo ! Working on the weekend?

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Welcome @hemanth_jayaraman !

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hey everyone give a warm welcome to @OCHOA! Good to have you here

@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) just doing some contract work outside of the normal employment. Evaluating atlantis currently actually! Been a terraform user for a year or two now.

Hi @maarten & @Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) - sorry, I joined last week, but only now got time to read through things. I’m co-founder of two new fin-tech startups in Cape Town South Africa, and we’ve been putting a lot of effort into “doing things right”. Heaps of Terraform, Docker and Serverless stuff (soon to move more towards k8s) in various guises. I kept on bumping into the SweetOps stuff everywhere I go, so decided to look at it in earnest. I feel a little like the local woodworker who became better than anybody else in the village, and then visits the master woodworkers in Japan, only to realise how little he really knew about woodworking. I’m now seriously considering scrapping much of what we did and embracing the SweetOps way. Maybe with Atlantis thrown in. Planning on working through the cold start in an isolated environment within the next week or two.

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Jon Monts! Good to have you here

hi @Kenny Inggs nice to meet you

welcome @Jon Monts

Thanks, just discovered the site cloud posse site. Nice site thus far, I am I am ingesting it all.

nice, let us know what you are working on, can help you find more info to ingest

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @granville! Good to have you here

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welcome @granville

Has anyone seen Fargate errors a la: STOPPED (CannotStartContainerError: API error (500): failed)

I have no idea what’s up with that; I gave the task role AdministratorAccess and put it in a completely permissive SG just in case, no dice

logs are empty

happens repeatedly

I haven’t seen that particular error. Fwiw, we’re running #atlantis in ECS/Fargate using AdministratorAccess and using this tool: https://github.com/jpignata/fargate

Usually, when I don’t see any logs it’s because the task doesn’t even attempt to start which is b/c I use the wrong image tag or don’t have permissions to pull the image

@maarten might have some other ideas

Outbound sg rules should be permissive

Otherwise check your routing

And if you think ECR might be the problem, try nginx:latest as image to rule that out.

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @ALI! Good to have you here

Another thing to make sure is that the cloudwatch log group exists and that the task definition has those properties setup correctly including the correct region. Can’t think of anything else.

@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) created a new channel #test. Join if this sounds interesting!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @nukepuppy! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @mmarseglia! Good to have you here

hello.

Hey there! Whatcha up to?

hi @mmarseglia

working with some of these cloudposse modules to build a s3/cloudfront cdn

and now i have to go put out a production

Aha! Bummer about the production fire

I know there’s an open issue on one of the CDN modules related to regional s3 endpoints

Let me know if you run into that

@mmarseglia if your S3 bucket is a website, here is a working example using S3/CDN that we use for our docs (https://docs.cloudposse.com/): https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-root-modules/blob/master/aws/docs/main.tf

https://blog.github.com/2018-10-30-oct21-post-incident-analysis/

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Maycon Santos! Good to have you here

hey @Maycon Santos

Hello!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @tchia04! Good to have you here

welcome @tchia04

Hey @Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)

welcome!!