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As described in issues 377, 376, and 374, there is some missing info on how to get the AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment up and running. As noted in issue 374, there were security changes in AWS that forces you to create an instance profile because it no longer makes one automatically. To create the instance profile, you can follow the following link that was provided in issue 374 on how to create the needed profile:
The instance profile will need to be selected in step 2, "Service Access" section when creating the environment.
Another issue to look out for is noted in issue 376 in which you will need to choose the arm64 architecture and not the default x86 architecture. This option can be found in Step 4, "Configure instance traffic and scaling",
Although these issues have been spoken of in earlier issues, I just wanted to give a heads up since it seems those issues haven't been addressed in the actual tutorial and wanted to give a heads up since it was something I ran into.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As described in issues 377, 376, and 374, there is some missing info on how to get the AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment up and running. As noted in issue 374, there were security changes in AWS that forces you to create an instance profile because it no longer makes one automatically. To create the instance profile, you can follow the following link that was provided in issue 374 on how to create the needed profile:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/iam-instanceprofile.html#iam-instanceprofile-addperms
The instance profile will need to be selected in step 2, "Service Access" section when creating the environment.
Another issue to look out for is noted in issue 376 in which you will need to choose the arm64 architecture and not the default x86 architecture. This option can be found in Step 4, "Configure instance traffic and scaling",
Although these issues have been spoken of in earlier issues, I just wanted to give a heads up since it seems those issues haven't been addressed in the actual tutorial and wanted to give a heads up since it was something I ran into.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: