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Based on the issues you're experiencing, it appears there are multiple problems that need to be addressed to get your ECS agent running properly on your EC2 instance. Let's break down the issues and provide solutions:
- Docker API Version Issue: The error messages indicate that your Docker version is outdated. To resolve this:
- Update Docker to the latest version supported by Amazon ECS. You can do this by running:
sudo yum update -y docker
- After updating, restart the Docker service:
sudo service docker restart
- IAM Role Permissions: The error suggests that the EC2 instance cannot assume the "ecs-instance-role". To fix this:
- Ensure that the IAM role attached to your EC2 instance has the necessary permissions. At a minimum, it should have the "AmazonEC2ContainerServiceforEC2Role" policy attached.
- Check the trust relationship of the IAM role. It should allow the EC2 service to assume the role.
- Verify that the instance profile is correctly associated with your EC2 instance.
- ECS Agent Failing to Start: The constant restarting of the ECS agent could be due to the above issues or additional configuration problems. To troubleshoot:
- Check the ECS agent configuration file (/etc/ecs/ecs.config) for any misconfigurations.
- Ensure that the EC2 instance has outbound internet access to communicate with ECS service endpoints.
- Verify that the security groups and network ACLs allow necessary traffic.
Additional troubleshooting steps:
- Check the full ECS agent logs for more detailed error messages:
sudo cat /var/log/ecs/ecs-agent.log
- Verify DNS resolution is working correctly in your VPC.
- Ensure the instance can access the EC2 instance metadata service.
If issues persist after trying these steps, you may need to:
- Terminate the problematic instance and launch a new one with the latest ECS-optimized AMI.
- Double-check all network configurations, including VPC settings, route tables, and endpoints.
- Verify that your AWS account is properly set up for ECS usage, including having the necessary service-linked roles.
Remember to reboot your instance after making significant changes to allow new configurations to take effect.
Sources
EC2 scale from auto scaling group not start ecs agent | AWS re:Post
Troubleshoot permissions issues in Amazon ECS | AWS re:Post
Troubleshoot stopped Windows tasks in Amazon ECS | AWS re:Post
Updating the Amazon ECS container agent - Amazon Elastic Container Service
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i did all this but dont work :c