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Questions - amazon-elastic-beanstalk

Cron job not working in Elastic Beanstalk

I have deployed a laravel application in Elastic Beanstalk with Load Balancing. I have to backup my database daily and store it in s3 bucket so I am using Laravel-backup-server package. And I have set...
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Harshith J Poojary

laravel

amazon-web-services

nginx

amazon-elastic-beanstalk

Votes: 0

Answers: 3

Latest Answer

After several efforts I found a alternative way to run cron job easily Create a route routes/web.php Route::get('/cron/run',[HomeController::class, 'cron'])->name('cron'); create a function in the...
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Harshith J Poojary

AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Npm errors can't download packages

I'm trying to host a react web client on Elastic Beanstalk and there is an error when the app tries to download the packages, I can't figure out how to resolve it here are the logs of eb-engine.log : ...
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Diamonddedo

reactjs

amazon-web-services

amazon-elastic-beanstalk

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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I don't really understand why, but it seems that the host was not powerful enough, I've changed the instance from t2.micro to t2.small, and it worked I think the server was indeed not big enough for w...
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Diamonddedo

Disable Health Check AWS Beanstalk

I've got a node.js server deployed on beanstalk w/ an application loadbalancer. The node.js server has has a URL like the following: app.get('/data/:id.json', async function (req, res) { // do st...
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Evan

amazon-web-services

amazon-ec2

amazon-elastic-beanstalk

aws-application-load-balancer

health-check

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

Depending of the nature of the health checks, but for the many projects, is just a route = url/path like /healthcheck that returns 200. Keep in mind that the health check is not a functional test, i...
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Hatim

Deploying a static site built from Create React App on Elastic Beanstalk

Edit Ok so I changed the run command to ls -la && serve -s build to make sure the build folder exists, and it turns out the folder doesn't exist and that's obviously why it was failing to serv...
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jshji

amazon-elastic-beanstalk

create-react-app

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

Okay, so it was my configuration in code pipeline. In the sequence of Source -> Build -> Deploy, we define for each stage, what input data to use. In my case, my Deploy step was still using outp...
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jshji

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