Closed ozbillwang closed 9 years ago
do your instances have the same name? Rundeck uses the "name" as the unique identifier. If you have multiple ec2 instances that resolve to the same Rundeck node "name", they might show up as a single node. You would have to tweak your mapping configuration for the plugin to change the name value
Good points. I have several instances with same name. Can I choice to list by instance ID in rundeck, then group (filter match) with name?
Anyway, I will check the configuration again.
yes, see the "nodename.selector" here https://github.com/rundeck-plugins/rundeck-ec2-nodes-plugin#mapping-definition
Thanks lot, this issue can be closed.
I installed the latest rundeck (2.4.2) and latest rundeck ec2 nodes plugin. But the rundeck server can only discover 1 aws Node (my match filter is correct), if I stop that one, it shows the next running ec2 instance.
I use rundeck version 1.5.x with ec2 plugin before, have no this issue.
Then I review ec2 plugin release, seems only support rundeck 1.6 (and lower) and 2.0. Does this mean I have to install old rundeck version to match with ec2 plugin?
Could you please confirm?