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Hello, yes the OpenAI environment variable was in the .env file which was baked directly in the docker image (which is not recommended) The correct way to do it is by passing it as an environment variable when creating the Task Definition on ECS

Hey thanks for your message! Probably your IAM user does not have the proper permissions to push data into your ECR container Please check your IAM policy attached to your IAM user

@@computingpower I dont know man, I have full admin access (I ended up doing this just to test stuff), on my local pc Im able to push the image just fine, it just doesnt work via github actions.

@@noname13345 Can you check if the Github actions script is using the correct credentials ?

@@computingpower I created new crdentials for the user and selected "Applications outside AWS" and now it works 🔥

Opa, bom dia ! Isso, nesse vídeo aí eu usei o Bun apenas em tempo de execução, pois tive problemas ao gerar o build com o bun. Mas isso já tem muitos meses que fiz esse projeto, vale a pena tentar novamente gerar o build com o bun numa versão mais atualizada para ver se agora funciona legal

Hello, does the logs on ECS shows something else ? Could you check whether the app was properly deployed on ECS and are running correctly?

Excellent question! The way I accomplished this was by having two different projects, one for production and another for development: 1. One ElasticBeanstalk environment for development + one code pipeline project for development 2. One ElasticBeanstalk environment for production + one code pipeline project for production Some tips: 1. When configuring CodePipeline project, you can reuse the same CodeBuild setup for both: staging and environment 2. You can setup different source branches on GitHub for each CodePipeline project, one branch for development and another for production I hope this helps

Hello, unfortunately all tools I used aren’t free. You can make some optimizations to reduce costs or use free tier on some services, but completely free may be a bit hard to find out

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Hello, yes, it's possible to do it using a Shared Load Balancer. I have a video about this topic here th-cam.com/video/XhGc_IM959A/w-d-xo.html It's a bit outdated since AWS changed the behavior and design for some its features, but it can still guide you for doing the process in general

Excellent question! Yes, you can do it using AWS EventBridge to listen a Deployment State Change event from ECS. So you can setup the correct events on EventBridge + ECS to trigger something, like a lambda function, a direct HTTP webhook call to your codebase or something else that fits your use-case better. docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/ecs_cwe_events.html

Hello, try to print the value of your environment variable using print command. If the .env file is outside of root directory, you might need to make changes for reading it first

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Good question! I started studying WhatsApp API as well to make some projects. For now, I don't have too much experience to answer your question, but I can get back to you in future!

@@computingpower obrigado irmao!!

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Im glad you liked it! If you have some topic suggestions for videos, please let me know!

@computingpower do videos on realtime video stream based applications with aws as deployment cloud use llms and computer vision models cool stuff

@computingpower i liked you AI voice assistant project end to end it was best in youtube

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Hello, here are the two previous videos - th-cam.com/video/C_LJLZfvvaY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=T8rmJFd41BUH2qIX - th-cam.com/video/00I3czV8guk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sPBck4ghS2vunE6t

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Hello, are you referring to ECS Service ?

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Hola, para conectarse con la base de datos en AWS, primero, es necesario instalar el AWS CLI en la máquina y configurar las credenciales de acceso. Aquí está el tutorial de cómo hacerlo: th-cam.com/video/1OqMQPx8Jno/w-d-xo.html

Hello, thanks for your message! Did you make any changes to your health check config ? What do you have on your root route for your application?

@@computingpower Hello, you're welcome! thank you for sharing this tutorial.

@@computingpower Yes my / root route was return 404 and I creating some new route /health to check. But I had a lot of problems on the process but now is working.

@@yurionthecode I'm glad to know it's working! If you want to see specific video topics on this channel, please let me know! Maybe more details on ECS and Target Groups

Hello, for Java functions, you will have to create a Java lambda function, and then, automate the creation of your JAR file, and then send it with your GitHub actions automation. Check this out docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-java.html

Hello! Thanks for the suggestion. I also have a video on how to deploy a React NextJS project to AWS ECS: th-cam.com/video/C_LJLZfvvaY/w-d-xo.html

Hello, I did user creation on another video here th-cam.com/video/1OqMQPx8Jno/w-d-xo.html If you have more issues, please let me know!

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Hello, service discovery is one way to do it. The easiest way is to use a custom URL with Route53. I have another set of videos communicating a Python backend with a NextJS frontend: - Deploying Python backend: th-cam.com/video/00I3czV8guk/w-d-xo.html - Deploying NextJS frontend (and connecting with backend): th-cam.com/video/C_LJLZfvvaY/w-d-xo.html Please let me know if you have more questions

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Docker adds complexity to the tool. The more complex the mechanism, the more chances there are to make a mistake somewhere. And the more chances there are that it will break.

Hello, thanks for explaining it! Precisely, Docker is not yet supported on AWS Lambda out of the box. You can still make it work with docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/images-create.html but it requires a lot more of work

Thank you so much both of you for replying. I realized deploying it at in lambda using docker creates big overhead. Deploying in ec2 instance using docker suited better for my purpose 😊

@@cadc-pn1ir Awesome! For docker (single Docker image), you can also use ElasticBeanstalk. For multiple docker images, ECS might also work really well

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My pleasure! If you want to see a video about a specific topic here, please let me know!

Hello, so for secrets on AWS Lambda, there are three main ways to do it: 1. Environment variables directly from the Lambda function at the configurations page (only for that specific lambda function) 2. Using Systems Manager - Parameter Store (better to reuse the same secrets for multiple services on AWS) 3. Using AWS Secrets - Similar to Parameter Store, but it's more expensive but useful when you need automated rotation of passwords

Hello, when an application runs on ElasticBeanstalk, you can find its logs on Logs section on ElasticBeanstalk console for your created environment. 1. Go to your deployed app on ElasticBeanstalk 2. Go to logs section 3. Click on dropdown menu and select either last 100 lines or entire logs for your app (each option can be better on different scenarios)

@@computingpower thx

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Hello! If you have more than one Docker container, it’s recommended to use ECS instead of ElasticBeanstalk.

Maybe these videos can help th-cam.com/video/00I3czV8guk/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/wLsWALjM-Uk/w-d-xo.html ECS documentation: docs.aws.amazon.com/ecs/

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Hello! I have not yet tested with the latest Sd3 model, but I can do it and get back to you!

Hello! I'm not familiar with comfyui. Are you referring to this? github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI

Привет! В этом случае у вас есть только один слушатель от Telegram. Вы могли бы создать подмодули в слое сервиса и передавать сообщение в различные модули в зависимости от полученного параметра или информации в текстовом сообщении.

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Hey what was the problem?

@@computingpower It just complains that it expected my app to be version "sample" instead of 1

@@gustavostnt Is this on the ElasticBeanstalk console?

@@computingpower Yes, the web UI. I'll be using just regular RDS + EC2 for now

Hello, on your task definition on ECS, you will have to update the Port mapping to use port 8000. docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/APIReference/API_PortMapping.html docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/task_definition_parameters.html#:~:text=instance%20memory%20.-,Port%20mappings,-portMappings