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ECS app service doesn't seem to be able to connect to mongo service
I've got two services an app service and a mongodb service both on different task definitions. I want the app to be able to connect mongodb however it doesn't seem to be able to fine it.
When creating the mongodb service I've defined a service discovery name and I thought I could use this domain endpoint in the connection string in the app in order to connect to it.
I'm unsure what I'm doing wrong, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
amazon-web-services amazon-ecs
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
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I've got two services an app service and a mongodb service both on different task definitions. I want the app to be able to connect mongodb however it doesn't seem to be able to fine it.
When creating the mongodb service I've defined a service discovery name and I thought I could use this domain endpoint in the connection string in the app in order to connect to it.
I'm unsure what I'm doing wrong, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
amazon-web-services amazon-ecs
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
Can you elaborate on "service discovery name"? If you have "two different task definitions", then you need to assume, that each one can be deployed on a different node/cluster (i.e. connecting tomongodbfor example won't work; i.e. "linking" can be done within the same task definition only). Apart from that, I'd check security group settings as the most likely candidate for connectivity issues.
– Szymon Biliński
Jan 2 at 10:36
Sure @SzymonBiliński what I mean it when I completed the setup for the service which runs the mongodb task definition I gave a service name of mongodb.local which has been created in route53 now I was thinking because its in the same vpc I could talk to the service by just having the hostname in the connection string as the declared service name, mongodb://mongodb.local:27017/database.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 2 at 17:38
Decided to go with the easier solution of having a database managed on RDS.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 7 at 14:40
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I've got two services an app service and a mongodb service both on different task definitions. I want the app to be able to connect mongodb however it doesn't seem to be able to fine it.
When creating the mongodb service I've defined a service discovery name and I thought I could use this domain endpoint in the connection string in the app in order to connect to it.
I'm unsure what I'm doing wrong, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
amazon-web-services amazon-ecs
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
I've got two services an app service and a mongodb service both on different task definitions. I want the app to be able to connect mongodb however it doesn't seem to be able to fine it.
When creating the mongodb service I've defined a service discovery name and I thought I could use this domain endpoint in the connection string in the app in order to connect to it.
I'm unsure what I'm doing wrong, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
amazon-web-services amazon-ecs
amazon-web-services amazon-ecs
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
asked Jan 1 at 22:38
Jake LaceyJake Lacey
195115
195115
Can you elaborate on "service discovery name"? If you have "two different task definitions", then you need to assume, that each one can be deployed on a different node/cluster (i.e. connecting tomongodbfor example won't work; i.e. "linking" can be done within the same task definition only). Apart from that, I'd check security group settings as the most likely candidate for connectivity issues.
– Szymon Biliński
Jan 2 at 10:36
Sure @SzymonBiliński what I mean it when I completed the setup for the service which runs the mongodb task definition I gave a service name of mongodb.local which has been created in route53 now I was thinking because its in the same vpc I could talk to the service by just having the hostname in the connection string as the declared service name, mongodb://mongodb.local:27017/database.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 2 at 17:38
Decided to go with the easier solution of having a database managed on RDS.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 7 at 14:40
add a comment |
Can you elaborate on "service discovery name"? If you have "two different task definitions", then you need to assume, that each one can be deployed on a different node/cluster (i.e. connecting tomongodbfor example won't work; i.e. "linking" can be done within the same task definition only). Apart from that, I'd check security group settings as the most likely candidate for connectivity issues.
– Szymon Biliński
Jan 2 at 10:36
Sure @SzymonBiliński what I mean it when I completed the setup for the service which runs the mongodb task definition I gave a service name of mongodb.local which has been created in route53 now I was thinking because its in the same vpc I could talk to the service by just having the hostname in the connection string as the declared service name, mongodb://mongodb.local:27017/database.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 2 at 17:38
Decided to go with the easier solution of having a database managed on RDS.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 7 at 14:40
Can you elaborate on "service discovery name"? If you have "two different task definitions", then you need to assume, that each one can be deployed on a different node/cluster (i.e. connecting to
mongodb for example won't work; i.e. "linking" can be done within the same task definition only). Apart from that, I'd check security group settings as the most likely candidate for connectivity issues.– Szymon Biliński
Jan 2 at 10:36
Can you elaborate on "service discovery name"? If you have "two different task definitions", then you need to assume, that each one can be deployed on a different node/cluster (i.e. connecting to
mongodb for example won't work; i.e. "linking" can be done within the same task definition only). Apart from that, I'd check security group settings as the most likely candidate for connectivity issues.– Szymon Biliński
Jan 2 at 10:36
Sure @SzymonBiliński what I mean it when I completed the setup for the service which runs the mongodb task definition I gave a service name of mongodb.local which has been created in route53 now I was thinking because its in the same vpc I could talk to the service by just having the hostname in the connection string as the declared service name, mongodb://mongodb.local:27017/database.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 2 at 17:38
Sure @SzymonBiliński what I mean it when I completed the setup for the service which runs the mongodb task definition I gave a service name of mongodb.local which has been created in route53 now I was thinking because its in the same vpc I could talk to the service by just having the hostname in the connection string as the declared service name, mongodb://mongodb.local:27017/database.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 2 at 17:38
Decided to go with the easier solution of having a database managed on RDS.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 7 at 14:40
Decided to go with the easier solution of having a database managed on RDS.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 7 at 14:40
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Can you elaborate on "service discovery name"? If you have "two different task definitions", then you need to assume, that each one can be deployed on a different node/cluster (i.e. connecting to
mongodbfor example won't work; i.e. "linking" can be done within the same task definition only). Apart from that, I'd check security group settings as the most likely candidate for connectivity issues.– Szymon Biliński
Jan 2 at 10:36
Sure @SzymonBiliński what I mean it when I completed the setup for the service which runs the mongodb task definition I gave a service name of mongodb.local which has been created in route53 now I was thinking because its in the same vpc I could talk to the service by just having the hostname in the connection string as the declared service name, mongodb://mongodb.local:27017/database.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 2 at 17:38
Decided to go with the easier solution of having a database managed on RDS.
– Jake Lacey
Jan 7 at 14:40