Resolve cause of stall

1. Check Network Connectivity: Ensure your server has internet access, and review security groups, firewalls, and DNS settings.
2. Verify IAM Permissions: Ensure the IAM role has the necessary permissions and check cross-account access settings if applicable.
3. Check Resource Quotas: Ensure you haven’t exceeded EC2 or EBS quotas in the region.
4. Review CloudWatch Logs: Look for relevant logs in CloudWatch for more detailed error information.
5. Review Replication Configuration: Ensure the VPC, subnet, and instance configurations are correct.
6. Check Instance Type Compatibility: Verify that the instance type is available in your region.
7. Test Different Configurations: Try launching in different subnets or zones.

Hello,

The issue is most likely related to a network connectivity problem between your instance and AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery Service (DRS). DRS requires internet access, so please ensure that your DRS instance has access to the internet or use a VPC endpoint to connect to DRS. If this is not the issue, click on the source server you created, and in the "Data replication status" section, you can find the reason for the stall. Based on that information, you can understand what might be causing the issue.

I recommend that you check the troubleshooting page, as most issues can be easily found if you refer to this:

[+] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/drs/latest/userguide/common-replication-errors.html

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