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aws / session-manager-plugin

This plugin helps you to use the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) to start and end sessions to your managed instances
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Plugin with name InteractiveCommands not found. Step name: InteractiveCommands #82

Open ficofer opened 11 months ago

ficofer commented 11 months ago

Hello team sorry for bringing up again on an old thread but I have encounter this issue as well, and killing the task/redeploying/scaling it up and down did not solve the issue. I have a cluster with two services, both with the execute command enable, on service allow me to connect to the tasks, while the other one keep showing me this issue:

aws ecs execute-command  --cluster playground-cluster --task 8b87aeadf34848a195536b7bc0d85e4e --container backend --command "/bin/sh" --interactive --region us-east-2

The Session Manager plugin was installed successfully. Use the AWS CLI to start a session.

Starting session with SessionId: ecs-execute-command-0650eebb6c976fb9d

SessionId: ecs-execute-command-0650eebb6c976fb9d : Plugin with name InteractiveCommands not found. Step name: InteractiveCommands

I have been googling for days but can not find anything related, check-ecs-exec.sh pass with all green.

Any advised will be appreciated.

yui-har commented 1 month ago

In my case, I have 3 services in my cluster. I can connect to one of them, but not the other two.

yui-har commented 4 weeks ago

Around July 10, I changed the EC2 architecture and the ECR Docker images from x86_64 to arm64. I think it was around that time that I was unable to connect.

yui-har commented 1 week ago

When I changed one of the three services to an x86_64 Docker image, I was able to connect to this service with ECS ​​Exec. Currently, I can connect to two services, an arm64 container and an x86_64 container. (I cannot connect to the remaining service because it has not been changed from the arm64 Docker image.)