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Why is AWS ECS Fargate not showing any files in my Jupyter Notebook server container?
I have a Jupyter Notebook docker container with an alpine linux base OS for the image that when built and ran locally works just fine. It will show the contents of the OS and the folder I copied data into the image as expected. However, when the image is pushed up to AWS ECR and pulled down to be setup as a task in AWS ECS Fargate, it shows no files.
I've updated my 'jupyter_notebook_config.py' file in the following way:
from IPython.lib import passwd
c.NotebookApp.ip = "*"
c.NotebookApp.open_browser = False
c.NotebookApp.allow_origin = "*"
c.NotebookApp.allow_remote_access = True
c.NotebookApp.password = passwd("place_your_passwd_here")
Via the AWS ALB, I'm able to successfully log into the Jupyter Notebook server container on Fargate, but when viewing, it shows nothing but 'server: Forbidden':
I've looked around a lot of docs and forums about this but when getting into containers, there's not as much clear recommendations for debugging this. Any links or tips would be appreciated!
docker jupyter-notebook amazon-ecs alpine aws-fargate
asked Jan 3 at 1:23
Byrdann FoxByrdann Fox
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I have a Jupyter Notebook docker container with an alpine linux base OS for the image that when built and ran locally works just fine. It will show the contents of the OS and the folder I copied data into the image as expected. However, when the image is pushed up to AWS ECR and pulled down to be setup as a task in AWS ECS Fargate, it shows no files.
I've updated my 'jupyter_notebook_config.py' file in the following way:
from IPython.lib import passwd
c.NotebookApp.ip = "*"
c.NotebookApp.open_browser = False
c.NotebookApp.allow_origin = "*"
c.NotebookApp.allow_remote_access = True
c.NotebookApp.password = passwd("place_your_passwd_here")
Via the AWS ALB, I'm able to successfully log into the Jupyter Notebook server container on Fargate, but when viewing, it shows nothing but 'server: Forbidden':
I've looked around a lot of docs and forums about this but when getting into containers, there's not as much clear recommendations for debugging this. Any links or tips would be appreciated!
docker jupyter-notebook amazon-ecs alpine aws-fargate
asked Jan 3 at 1:23
Byrdann FoxByrdann Fox
3316
Are you using any volumes with your docker image?. Can you please share a snippet of Dockerfile/compose and task definition details?.
– Imran
Jan 6 at 13:45
Thanks @Imran but it turned out to be a networking issue with AWS' ALB service in conjunction with the AWS ECS Fargate service.
– Byrdann Fox
Jan 11 at 17:22
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I have a Jupyter Notebook docker container with an alpine linux base OS for the image that when built and ran locally works just fine. It will show the contents of the OS and the folder I copied data into the image as expected. However, when the image is pushed up to AWS ECR and pulled down to be setup as a task in AWS ECS Fargate, it shows no files.
I've updated my 'jupyter_notebook_config.py' file in the following way:
from IPython.lib import passwd
c.NotebookApp.ip = "*"
c.NotebookApp.open_browser = False
c.NotebookApp.allow_origin = "*"
c.NotebookApp.allow_remote_access = True
c.NotebookApp.password = passwd("place_your_passwd_here")
Via the AWS ALB, I'm able to successfully log into the Jupyter Notebook server container on Fargate, but when viewing, it shows nothing but 'server: Forbidden':
I've looked around a lot of docs and forums about this but when getting into containers, there's not as much clear recommendations for debugging this. Any links or tips would be appreciated!
docker jupyter-notebook amazon-ecs alpine aws-fargate
asked Jan 3 at 1:23
Byrdann FoxByrdann Fox
3316
I have a Jupyter Notebook docker container with an alpine linux base OS for the image that when built and ran locally works just fine. It will show the contents of the OS and the folder I copied data into the image as expected. However, when the image is pushed up to AWS ECR and pulled down to be setup as a task in AWS ECS Fargate, it shows no files.
I've updated my 'jupyter_notebook_config.py' file in the following way:
from IPython.lib import passwd
c.NotebookApp.ip = "*"
c.NotebookApp.open_browser = False
c.NotebookApp.allow_origin = "*"
c.NotebookApp.allow_remote_access = True
c.NotebookApp.password = passwd("place_your_passwd_here")
Via the AWS ALB, I'm able to successfully log into the Jupyter Notebook server container on Fargate, but when viewing, it shows nothing but 'server: Forbidden':
I've looked around a lot of docs and forums about this but when getting into containers, there's not as much clear recommendations for debugging this. Any links or tips would be appreciated!
docker jupyter-notebook amazon-ecs alpine aws-fargate
docker jupyter-notebook amazon-ecs alpine aws-fargate
asked Jan 3 at 1:23
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asked Jan 3 at 1:23
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edited Jan 3 at 5:20
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asked Jan 3 at 1:23
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asked Jan 3 at 1:23
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asked Jan 3 at 1:23
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Are you using any volumes with your docker image?. Can you please share a snippet of Dockerfile/compose and task definition details?.
– Imran
Jan 6 at 13:45
Thanks @Imran but it turned out to be a networking issue with AWS' ALB service in conjunction with the AWS ECS Fargate service.
– Byrdann Fox
Jan 11 at 17:22
add a comment |
Are you using any volumes with your docker image?. Can you please share a snippet of Dockerfile/compose and task definition details?.
– Imran
Jan 6 at 13:45
Thanks @Imran but it turned out to be a networking issue with AWS' ALB service in conjunction with the AWS ECS Fargate service.
– Byrdann Fox
Jan 11 at 17:22
Are you using any volumes with your docker image?. Can you please share a snippet of Dockerfile/compose and task definition details?.
– Imran
Jan 6 at 13:45
Are you using any volumes with your docker image?. Can you please share a snippet of Dockerfile/compose and task definition details?.
– Imran
Jan 6 at 13:45
Thanks @Imran but it turned out to be a networking issue with AWS' ALB service in conjunction with the AWS ECS Fargate service.
– Byrdann Fox
Jan 11 at 17:22
Thanks @Imran but it turned out to be a networking issue with AWS' ALB service in conjunction with the AWS ECS Fargate service.
– Byrdann Fox
Jan 11 at 17:22
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Enable 'sticky sessions' on you're ALB using Terraform. If you spin up with CloudFormation stack, it'll most likely already be enabled. This fixes the problem!
answered Jan 11 at 17:21
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Enable 'sticky sessions' on you're ALB using Terraform. If you spin up with CloudFormation stack, it'll most likely already be enabled. This fixes the problem!
answered Jan 11 at 17:21
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Enable 'sticky sessions' on you're ALB using Terraform. If you spin up with CloudFormation stack, it'll most likely already be enabled. This fixes the problem!
answered Jan 11 at 17:21
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Enable 'sticky sessions' on you're ALB using Terraform. If you spin up with CloudFormation stack, it'll most likely already be enabled. This fixes the problem!
answered Jan 11 at 17:21
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Enable 'sticky sessions' on you're ALB using Terraform. If you spin up with CloudFormation stack, it'll most likely already be enabled. This fixes the problem!
answered Jan 11 at 17:21
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Are you using any volumes with your docker image?. Can you please share a snippet of Dockerfile/compose and task definition details?.
– Imran
Jan 6 at 13:45
Thanks @Imran but it turned out to be a networking issue with AWS' ALB service in conjunction with the AWS ECS Fargate service.
– Byrdann Fox
Jan 11 at 17:22