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no security group, and vagrant-mesos can't set hostname
to its public dns name.
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@hanskoff Hi! Thank you for trying this project :-) Do you use VPC?? If so, did you confirm that |
Hi, thanks for response ;) Yeah, definitely I didn't configure VPC. I will read and work on it ;) Thanks for hint. |
Hello again, btw. when I try to run my configuration
but this one I manage to fix with mitchellh/vagrant-aws#275 |
@hanskoff oh, I recently updated amis.
In default configuration, vagrant pulls ami metadata from vagrant cloud and launch vm instances with correct amis. |
I'll do that. Do you have any additional idea about
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@hanskoff hmm, I'm not sure about that. perhaps, name of security group possibly might work instead of id... |
ad 1. box update didn't resolve ami problem ;)
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@hanskoff Yay! you successfully ssh to the vm! Could you kindly paste all vagrant output?? |
I've tried
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@hanskoff hmm... log said that 'apt-get update' failed.
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This one helped to clean and provision again http://askubuntu.com/a/30199 yeap, I've added only mesos is up and running, marathon and chronos are down:( why is that? |
when I tried to fire marathon from hand it prints
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I made it work ;) |
@hanskoff Great to hear that!! By the way, in my environment, I successfully spin up mesos vm and can access all three web UIs. something seemed to go wrong in your environment, I'm not sure though. For now, I close this issue. If you have some problem on this issue, please feel free to reopen. |
ok, the last thingie is when I deploy an example play app - mesos can't boot it up... when I ssh to ec2 instance and type |
I can't reopen this ticket |
@hanskoff could you tell me a little bit more detail about what your essential problem is? By the way it is difficult for vagrant to configure its hostname before provisioning the vms. |
for virtualbox configuration I can use marathon to deploy an app and it works. |
@hanskoff oh, ok. I now see what you meant.
I always get public dns via this small script $ vagrant ssh -- 'echo http://`curl --silent http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/public-hostname`:8080' Deployment itself was successfully finished by calling public dns name provided in above. And accessing deployed apps, I always manually convert internal hostname which is displayed in marathon ui to its public dns.... As I mentioned, it is hard to configure vm's |
Hi @hanskoff , I have worked how to configure According to the ec2 document "Changing the Hostname of Your Linux Instance", to change Thus, I think we could have two options:
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hostname
to its public dns name.
You are right, even when I do I've figure out how to setup mesos-[master | slave] and experimenting with |
strange, I can successfully deploy this one: |
I think I found the guy looks like |
Hi, I am very happy user of this stack (I've tested it locally on vagrant) and wish to establish it on aws to show it to some of my colleagues.
I've created a dedicated user for access_key and secret_access_key and dedicated group with "AmazonEC2FullAccess" policy but even though I get an error saying, "there is no such security group",
I think this is because of some my wrong configuration of AWS, I would appreciate any helping hint ;)
cheers
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