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If it is a timeout, check whether your EC2 has outbound internet access. And after that if the EC2 has sufficient permissions, then it will work.
answered 2 years ago
I can curl within that EC2 which means I have outbound internet access. What permission shall I be looking for on that EC2 instance?
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Also, when I do
aws logs put-log-events ...
on my EC2 server, it never responds back and I think that's why I'm getting 504 on my API but I'm not sure how to debug or see why its causing that to not respond.I noticed that I can't
telnet logs.us-west-2.amazonaws.com 443
on my EC2 instance