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Elastic Beanstalk docker application error for Python flask application

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I am trying to deploy a flask application to elastic beanstalk via docker. When I follow the tutorials and create the application: #eb create dev-api-container I get an error: ERROR: ServiceError - Configuration validation exception: Unknown or duplicate parameter: WSGIPath

I see have found some information related to an .ebextensions file where I should set this but I am confused because if this is a docker container - does elastic beanstalk even know this is a python app?

I am stumped here for how to set/clear this flag. If I run the container locally it runs as I would expect.

I have done a default configuration and am trying to deploy this container into us-east-1. I have not configured WSGIPath for this application.

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ComputeContainers
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ContainersAWS Elastic Beanstalk
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English

asked 4 years ago910 views

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So I have recreated the sample flask application from the documentation. I am able to build, deploy and run this application in elastic beanstalk.

I have gone through and as much as possible made my environment match theirs(the sample uses an old version of python and flask). I have the same Procfile with the same wsgi configuration: web: gunicorn --bind :5000 --workers 3 --threads 2 project.wsgi:application

As far as I can see the Docker files are very similar. I don't get a lot of feedback related to the problem aside from the message: # eb create api-container-dev
Creating application version archive "app-b27b-230210_163707435120". Uploading api-container/app-b27b-230210_163707435120.zip to S3. This may take a while. Upload Complete. ERROR: ServiceError - Configuration validation exception: Unknown or duplicate parameter: WSGIPath

Are there any ways that I can get error logs from this creation sequence to isolate where the problem is?

I am also going to try some things with my code to see if I can isolate the problem.

answered 4 years ago

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