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For context we're using this container (3.2.8) with amazon ECS and Elastic Load Balancer.
The Load Balancer health check is really simplistic and only offers a ping on HTTP, HTTPS, TCP or SSL.
Pinging port 27017 doesn't seem to return anything so I'm a bit stumped on how I can get the mongo container to pass the health check. Is there any simple way to ping the container and get back something if the DB is up?
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I am not sure but maybe you cannot access the running instance remotely. Have you add a new inbound tcp rule 27017 in your security group of your docker host running on EC2 @MattReimer ?
For context we're using this container (3.2.8) with amazon ECS and Elastic Load Balancer.
The Load Balancer health check is really simplistic and only offers a ping on HTTP, HTTPS, TCP or SSL.
Pinging port 27017 doesn't seem to return anything so I'm a bit stumped on how I can get the mongo container to pass the health check. Is there any simple way to ping the container and get back something if the DB is up?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: