Hello, I'm running a NodeJS microservice API on ECS Fargate.
One of these services uses NodeJS's Buffer.from constructor to create a new buffer from a string however the buffer creation is faulty and it seems to happen only with the deployed ECS Fargate version (testing locally as well as a built copy on a separate server and there it works, buffer is properly created). For some reason, Buffers created in ECS Fargate are empty - they are valid Buffers but the size is 0 bytes when it should be 32 bytes.
Debugging shows that the payload exists the moment the Buffer is being created. I'm a first time user of Fargate and ECS in general and I have no idea if there are some kind of hidden limitations with ECS runtimes that I can't seem to find from documentation.
The service is allocated with 0.25vCPU and 1GB of RAM. From graphs I can see that the CPU utilization is 10% and MemoryUtilization is 8% so it doesn't seem to be an actual resource starvation that is causing it.
Is this intended behaviour with ECS or is this something that is configurable or am I just overlooking something?
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It should not have any issues. Are you done something similar to this? |
If yes, it shouldn't create an empty buffer. What about the logs? What are you seeing on them?