问题
How can I install s3cmd on a AMI that is used in the pipeline? This should be a fairly basic thing to do but I can't seem to get it done: Here's what I've tried:
- Started a Pipeline without the Image-id option => Everything works fine
- Navigated to EC2 and created an Image of the running Instance to make sure all the needed stuff to run in the pipeline is installed on my custom AMI
- Started this AMI manually as an Instance
- SSH'd into the machine and installed S3cmd
- Created another Image of the machine, this time with s3cmd installed
- Shut down the Instance
- Started the Pipeline again, this time with the newly created AMI as Image-id and S3cmd installed
Now the Resource starts "RUNNING" but my Activity (ShellCommandActivity) is stuck in the WAITING_FOR_RUNNER state and the script never gets executed.
What do I have to do to get the pipeline running with a custom image? Or is there even an easier way to use s3cmd in a pipeline?
Thank you!
回答1:
I figured it out now, by using a "clean" Amazon Linux AMI (from the marketplace for example) and installing S3cmd, rather than creating an AMI out of a running Pipeline Resource. I saw that this AMI has a different Kernel version, so this could have been the problem.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20271160/using-a-custom-ami-with-s3cmd-in-a-datapipeline