Collaborator - user not able to login to accepts the invite.

[andsus]

Collaborator - user not able to login to accepts the invite.

[andsus]

Apparently, there's an issue with ECS cluster task not updating, after latest image is pushed to ECR.
I've run the aws ecs update-service --force to take redeploy.
Is there any npm run task associated with update-servce? I ran npm run service:deploy .. but it does not update ecs to redeploy.

[BjoernKW]

@andsus So, if I understand this correctly, the issue is the external URL not being updated from https://app.stratospheric.dev/ to https://app.devops.prime-video.amazon.dev/ after a new deployment?

The ServiceApp in the project's cdk folder should usually take care of that. Since we're using CDK for deployments, there should be no need to manually call update-service from the CLI.

Can you provide a link to a GitHub repository with a project that experiences this issue?

[andsus]

@BjoernKW
Sure, here's the repo https://github.com/andsus/todo-app.git

[BjoernKW]

@rieckpil Do you have an idea as to what this issue might be caused by? The code in the linked repository looks correct to me.

[rieckpil]

If the URL is pointing to https://app.stratospheric.dev and you change it inside your application.yml afterwards, you have to re-deploy the whole application.

If your re-deployment fails, I would take a look at that, as from the code perspective it looks fine.

To manually trigger a new service deployment, you need to attach the Docker Image Tage you want to deploy:

npm run service:deploy -- -c dockerImageTag=YOUR_IMAGE_TAG_WITH_UPDATED_APPLICATION_YML

Make sure to previously push a new Docker Image to the ECR and use x64 for the CPU arch.

[andsus]

The steps to deploy application - Gradle build - docker build todo-app and tag latest - docker push to ecr - check ecr got latest tag image - npm deploy:service. Read the parameters from cdk.json I am using dockerImageUrl and dockerImageTag https://github.com/andsus/todo-app/blob/main/cdk/cdk.json I noticed the ecs doesn't redeploy . Using AWS ecs update-service --force triggered redeployment. Would passing the parameters running npm run solves the problem?

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