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Expose multiple ports? #51

Closed rafi-tvtime closed 6 years ago

rafi-tvtime commented 6 years ago

Is it possible to create/deploy a service with multiple ports exposed? I think it would have to add additional targets with the addition ports to the target group that is created.

jpignata commented 6 years ago

You can only expose one port to a load balancer, but you can listen on any port you'd like. Does that make sense?

rafi-tvtime commented 6 years ago

Hmm, yeah I guess I didn't realize that. Although it seems like you ought to be able to due that with rules in the application load balancer, but I guess it's not supported. Thanks

jpignata commented 6 years ago

You can currently add multiple services to the same load balancer. Currently ECS only supports a single target group per service and therefore only supports a single port, AFAIK.

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Hmm, yeah I guess I didn't realize that. Although it seems like you ought to be able to due that with rules in the application load balancer, but I guess it's not supported. Thanks

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devotox commented 5 years ago

Actually ECS supports multiple ports in its definition. And this is needed for my use case atm. I was able to make this work using the AWS CLI directly ports 21 and 1000-10009 for FTP PASV

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