Closed djcp closed 8 years ago
+1,I also encounter this. @djcp are you solve the problem ?
@mikegreiling
I solved it by switching to using the "virtio" nic in template/ubuntu1404.json
. This driver GREATLY improves networking performance in vagrant VMs on linux (and maybe other host OSs, I don't know).
https://github.com/harvard-dce/opsworks-vm/commit/666936abf4dfd5da69574aab2d015889e75a8727
@djcp good job,thanks for your answer,I will try it as you say,
Thanks, sorry I didn't notice this issue in my notifications. I'm glad you've figured something out!
I haven't run into this issue myself, are both of you using Linux as your host OS?
@djcp I had not sovled that problem,it can`t work as you say. @mikegreiling can you reproduce this problem? I had tried any way.any thoughts?
@mikegreiling I'm using debian jessie as my host OS. The virtio nic modification was like night and day in terms of virtualbox networking performance. HUGE improvement.
So I've updated the OPSWORKS_AGENT_VERSION to be the latest stable (though I'm not sure if that's relevant) and I get intermittent errors during the agent install that fail the build.
What's frustrating is that sometimes this works and sometimes it doesn't. The error is probably being thrown from aws-managed code, but it's odd that it has intermittent failures in this environment.
Thoughts?