Frequently Asked Questions
Why did my deployment fail?
First step to to understand why a deployment is failing to understand config for your service that is getting deployed. Odin defaults many fields so that you do't need to specify them all the time. You can override them for specific use cases. You can view the configs used in your app by running.
odin describe env --name --service --component
This will give you exact config for that component that is getting deployed in the given environment.
Where do I check my app logs?
For deployments of type container, login to the pod and for aws_ec2 login to that EC2 instance and check the path configured in your logback settings file. When the EC2 machine starts, the log path mentioned here gets invoked.
Can i operate on any RDS Version?
Operations for RDS are supported only on version 2.0.0 and above. Please note that clusters created using versions 5.6-1.0.0, 5.7-1.0.0, and 8.0.23-1.0.0 do not support operations. To enable operations, you must migrate to the latest version of the RDS component.
Why do i keep seeing Failed to deploy service rpc error: code = Internal desc = Error while transforming service data, please verify the correctness of your definition and provisioning file
error?
Failed to deploy service rpc error: code = Internal desc = Error while transforming service data, please verify the correctness of your definition and provisioning file
error?This typically occurs when a component in your service definition is missing a corresponding provisioning config. The provisioning config is essential for determining where and how to provision your resources. Please ensure that all components defined in your service have an associated entry in the provisioning file.
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