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Guidance for getting quickly started with hosting persistent world games and virtual worlds on AWS leveraging Amazon GameLift, a fully managed game server hosting solution, with a serverless backend service and management layer.
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GameLift fleet resource fails to stabilize when deploying gamelift backend #2

Open jwlondon98 opened 1 year ago

jwlondon98 commented 1 year ago

Following the deployment process described in the readme. When I run cdk deploy PersistentWorldGameliftStack (step 7), the command line eventually prints a CREATE_FAILED error on step 36/42:

Example Persistent World Fleet (ExamplePersistentWorldFleet) Resource handler returned message: "Resource of type 'AWS::GameLift::Fleet' with identifier 'fleet-393d4f21-f56e-4f97-a0b9-7325b08dfaf5' did not stabilize." (RequestToken: f15ba57a-dd4f-4921-03f5-f692c7632d78, HandlerErrorCode: NotStabilized)

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The process then proceeds to ROLLBACK all previous steps.

ScatSoQt commented 1 year ago

Looking at the Fleets for more information, I saw under Events: Cannot run program "/local/game/install.sh" (in directory "/local/game"): error=2, No such file or directory

juhoaws commented 1 year ago

Hi both!

Sorry for the very delayed reply. First thing you should do is to check that the LinuxServerBuild folder has install.sh in it (as it should) as well as the game server binary and data.

If you're on Windows, there might be a line ending problem with the install.sh script changing from the original Unix line endings to Windows. You could try with Notepad++ to change the line endings in install.sh by selecting "Edit -> EOL conversion -> UNIX/OSX Format" and saving.

Let me know if this helped and I will look more into it if needed!