When i tried deploying node.js application in Amazon Elastic Beans Talk Management Console, the health showed red.
Please check the below error message and kindly advise me to solve the problem.
Health Red
Running Version SGCP28 Upload and Deploy
Configuration Node.js
As mentioned above , the health is showing red , what does it mean ? How can we solve that or find out the reason why it is red?
Recent Events
Time Type Details
2014-02-28 10:36:47 UTC+0800 INFO Deleted log fragments for this environment.
2014-02-28 10:31:49 UTC+0800 INFO Environment update completed successfully.
2014-02-28 10:31:49 UTC+0800 INFO Successfully deployed new configuration to environment.
2014-02-28 10:30:59 UTC+0800 INFO Updating environment sg-env's configuration settings.
2014-02-28 10:30:51 UTC+0800 INFO Environment update is starting.
Kindly suggest . Please help.
You should check the logs:
Click on logs on the left, then snapshot logs, then click the link that appears and see what's going on in there.
I haven't used node.js on beanstalk, but it looks like it's expecting your app to exist in a certain file at a certain place in your repo, and you don't have it there.
When i tried deploying node.js application in Amazon Elastic Beans Talk Management Console, the health showed red.
Please check the below error message and kindly advise me to solve the problem.
Health Red
Running Version SGCP28 Upload and Deploy
Configuration Node.js
As mentioned above , the health is showing red , what does it mean ? How can we solve that or find out the reason why it is red?
Recent Events
Time Type Details
2014-02-28 10:36:47 UTC+0800 INFO Deleted log fragments for this environment.
2014-02-28 10:31:49 UTC+0800 INFO Environment update completed successfully.
2014-02-28 10:31:49 UTC+0800 INFO Successfully deployed new configuration to environment.
2014-02-28 10:30:59 UTC+0800 INFO Updating environment sg-env's configuration settings.
2014-02-28 10:30:51 UTC+0800 INFO Environment update is starting.
Kindly suggest . Please help.
You should check the logs:
Click on logs on the left, then snapshot logs, then click the link that appears and see what's going on in there.
I haven't used node.js on beanstalk, but it looks like it's expecting your app to exist in a certain file at a certain place in your repo, and you don't have it there.
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