Re: AWS EC2 plugin, can't see nodes

[Victor Sundaram S]

hey Amit,

The mapping file is very important, i was breaking my head for very very long time but found our the rundeck is executing all the actions on the local server, so found out the hostname is not set to access the nodes, below is my default mapping file, for the hostname i mentioned private ip address and able to execute through root user, in your case modify it accordingly.....

# use Name tag for node name

name.selector=tags/Name

hostname.selector=privateIpAddress

description.default=Ec2 node instance

osArch.selector=architecture

osFamily.selector=platform

osFamily.default=unix

osName.selector=platform

osName.default=Linux

username.selector=tags/Rundeck-User

username.default=root

editUrl.default=https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/home#c=EC2&s=Instances

attribute.privateIpAddress.selector=privateIpAddress

attribute.privateDnsName.selector=privateDnsName

tags.selector=tags/Rundeck-Tags

On Wednesday, 3 October 2012 22:17:35 UTC+5:30, Amit Pal wrote:

I am trying to use the ec2 nodes plugin but having some problem

After putting the jar in libext, i can see the AWS resource model type

I provided the access key and secret key as part of configuration but can't see my nodes in the list

Could some please help me?

[drvuc...@gmail.com]

I know it's old post, but have the same issue, i see mapping file at https://github.com/rundeck-plugins/rundeck-ec2-nodes-plugin/blob/master/src/main/resources/defaultMapping.properties but where to put it ?

[lakkir...@gmail.com]

Hi Sundaram,

I'm new to the DevOps So, could you please share me step by step document if available for the Adding AWS EC2 nodes on Rundeck. Kindly help me with this.

[edu...@rundeck.com]

Hi!

In order to add your EC2 instances as node in Rundeck, you will have to add them as a Resource Model Source. As described in the following Documentation.

Further documentation can be found in the Project's Repo.

For any  new question, you could also use these channels!

Cheers!