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Not able to launch the stack #15

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yasteeShah opened this issue Sep 23, 2019 · 21 comments
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Not able to launch the stack #15

yasteeShah opened this issue Sep 23, 2019 · 21 comments

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@yasteeShah
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I tried multiple times from the blog link and from the git, but I am not able to launch the stack.
Can you please help me out with this?

@runpengl
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Could you please provide the CloudFormation logs (from the AWS Console) or the console output from your Terminal/Shell, so I can diagnose the failure reason?

@yasteeShah
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https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/38581611/65492383-6d4e7b80-dece-11e9-859e-28a9a2fc1d67.PNG

I am getting the same window for more than 45 minutes.
I tried it with both lite vesion and full version in your git post but unfortunately every time I am stuck with the same window.

@runpengl
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Do you have full admin privileges on the AWS account you are launching the stack in?

@yasteeShah
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Yes, I do have full administrative privileges yet not able to perform the launch function.

@runpengl
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It appears that AWS did a site-wide update of its online console interface.
The new CloudFormation interface is buggy and the "Launch stack" links do not work.

You have two options:

  1. If you need to get this working urgently, disable the new console interface. Then visit the "Launch stack" link again using the old interface.

  2. Wait for AWS to fix the bug in their new console interface. I have also just submitted a support ticket informing AWS of this bug in their interface.

@yasteeShah
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I am totally willing to work with it as soon as possible.
But I have no idea about how to disable the new console interface.
How to go with it and will it affect my other ongoing projects in my same account?

@yasteeShah
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Okay, so now I am able to create the stack successfully but as soon as I execute it, it goes to the rollback stage and finally shows the message as ROLLBACK_FAIL.
Please help me out witj this.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/38581611/65725403-2def7d00-e0d0-11e9-8bca-f1bb6c4dc11e.JPG

@runpengl
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Hi, I have updated the repo documentation with new links and screenshots to reflect AWS’s new online console interface.
I have upgraded the Lambda Node.js version, which was causing your stack deploy to fail.
Please re-fetch this repository, delete all Cloudformation resources and S3 buckets associated with this stack, and attempt to relaunch the stack.

@yasteeShah
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Hello sir, I refered your updated repo documentation. I tried launching the stack once again from scratch but I found the "Access Denied" error. This may be because the S3 link provided while creating the stack is not open to all.
Can you help me with this?
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/38581611/65793379-47053600-e183-11e9-95ec-85c0ab3cac42.PNG

@runpengl
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Sorry, the template file was private. Just fixed

@yasteeShah
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I am not able to implement it with the updates too. I tried it for last two days but not able to fix it.
Can you help me with this?
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/38581611/65850129-28fa2a00-e36b-11e9-87a2-9486f64e0e43.JPG

@runpengl
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CloudFormation Event logs are useful in diagnosing why a stack deploy fails.
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Could you screenshot those (click on the "Events" tab), and indicate which event gave an error?

@cyrfer
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cyrfer commented Oct 19, 2019

@yasteeShah you need to DELETE the stack AND any resources that might have been leftover. This screenshot shows the earliest error chronologically. You can see WebAppBucket already exists and Cloudformation is complaining. Delete that bucket and your stack and retry.

@yskulkarni
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The S3Key for the S3ToKVSLambda function is invalid and hence stack creation is failing with an S3 Access Denied error. Please verify by trying to access the following URL: https://s3.amazonaws.com/brain-power-fidgetology-demo-bootstrap/11cf97b799cc8689b2f0bc0f6e68069b

Please fix urgently.

@escully27
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I am seeing the same error, would love a fix as urgently as possible. the s3 access is being denied for brain-power-fidgetology-demo-bootstrap/11cf97b799cc8689b2f0bc0f6e68069b

@guptaravik
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I am seeing the same error, would love a fix as urgently as possible. the s3 access is being denied for brain-power-fidgetology-demo-bootstrap/11cf97b799cc8689b2f0bc0f6e68069b

same issue here as well..

@wrigsa
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wrigsa commented May 13, 2020

I am seeing the same error, would love a fix as urgently as possible. the s3 access is being denied for brain-power-fidgetology-demo-bootstrap/11cf97b799cc8689b2f0bc0f6e68069b

I'm also having the same issue

@fedorzh
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fedorzh commented Nov 27, 2020

I think the bucket is created with wrong permissions likely.
I was able to work around this by

  1. Downloading the full template which is created when you click the Launch button.
  2. Creating my own bucket in us-east-1
  3. Uploading jar file to that bucket
  4. Changing the CodeUri field in the template to point to the file in bucket instead of the default one
  5. Launching with my template

@ghugare-priyanka
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ghugare-priyanka commented Mar 3, 2022

Omg, this is still open :(
s3 access is being denied for brain-power-fidgetology-demo-bootstrap/11cf97b799cc8689b2f0bc0f6e68069b

@andrewballester
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Screenshot - 2022-04-27T094059 156
Anyone mind giving me a hand with this?

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