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Plugin functionality not working #167
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Hi @SeungwookL Thanks for the issue, Hope you and yours and keeping safe 😄 For the plugin, it's https://github.com/rundeck-plugins/rundeck-ec2-nodes-plugin ? How did you add the plugin? To the /opt/rundeck-plugins volume? Do you see the plugin listed under the plugins menu of the UI? It should be listed under the Resource Model Sources section |
Hi @jjethwa Thank you for the reply. Yes, I am trying to install the rundeck-ec2-nodes-plugin on version 1.5.2 which is the newest version released. I have tried the following ways: Install the plugin jar file into /opt/rundeck-plugins, and restart the container Below is when I tried to use the plugin through the project's setting to add ResourceModelSource Below is when I try to access the plugin tab I don't believe this is the problem to do with plugin version. I think the plugin functionality itself is not working on the Rundeck for some reason. Let me know if you need any more details. |
Looks like it's something with the proxy or SSL setup. You should be able to see a list of plugins even if you browse to https://localhost:4443/artifact/index/configurations Can you provide the full command you are using to start the container? |
I didn't get what you meant by command to start the container, but here are the configurations that I have set up for Rundeck and Nginx [Rundeck]
/etc/rundeck/rundeck-config.properties
[Nginx] /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
Sorry for the messy bulk codes. I set up both rundeck and nginx behind separate Docker containers using the docker-compose.yml. docker-compose.yml
I believe ssl has been turned on for the Rundeck. I can use https://MY_DOMAIN:443 to access rundeck server I have installed on my EC2 instance. I can click into every menu tabs, except for the plugin part for some reason. Hope this is what you asked for. |
Hi @SeungwookL As a test, can you try changing
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Hello,
I am currently running the Rundeck on Docker container behind nginx revese-proxy, also on another container. I have the containers running in AWS EC2 instance. Here are the details you may want:
[Details]
EC2:
OS: Ubuntu 18.04
domain name: MY_OWN_DOMAIN_NAME
Rundeck:
image: jordan/rundeck:latest
server: https://localhost:4443
port used: 4443
Nginx:
image: nginx:latest
proxy pass: https://localhost:4443
proxy redirect: https://localhost:4443 https://MY_OWN_DOMAIN_NAME:4443
rundeck-ec2-nodes-plugin
version: 1.5
[Error]
Rundeck is up and running fine behind nginx reverse-proxy. However, the plugin functionality in the software is not working at all while all other functionalities are working just fine. I have installed the rundeck-ec2-nodes-plugin in the directory where other plugins reside; however, I cannot view this plugin.
Let me know if you need any further details.
Thank you,
Kevin
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