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AWS Fargate platform version 1.4.0 or higher.Īfter we are mentally prepared, let’s start to take a look :).Amazon ECS optimized AMI that was released after January 20th, 2021, with an agent version of 1.50.2 or greater.

Amazon EC2 and AWS Fargate version requirements:.Massimo’s article says it will be updated in the coming weeks. ECS Exec is not yet supported by AWS CLI v2 for now (the week of announcement).You’ll want to accomodate for that when specifying the CPU and memory resource allocations in your task definition. ECS Exec will use some CPU and memory.The SSM agent and its child processes run as root even when you specify a user ID for the container. When a user runs commands against a container using ECS Exec, these commands are run as the root user.You can’t enable ECS Exec for existing tasks.ECS Exec is not currently supported in the Asia Pacific (Osaka) Region.（Feeling curious, what is missing from the bottom in Osaka region?).ECS Exec is not currently supported using the AWS Management Console.ECS Exec is only supported on Linux containers.Amazon ECS agent or AWS Fargate agent will plant a SSM agent in a designated container, which is a combination of inside and outside.Amazon ECS Exec uses AWS Systems Manager (SSM) Session Manager to establish a connection with the container, and uses AWS IAM policies to control permissions to execute commands.Massimo’s article and Amazon ECS official documents have detailed steps, but before our trying, I would recommend to look at the beginning part of the official docs mentioned about considerations (may also change over time). Then let’s try it through the AWS CLI interface, let’s try to see Amazon ECS Exec traverse directly to a container on Amazon ECS (EC2). And Amazon ECS official document: “ Using Amazon ECS Exec for debugging”.Massimo Re Ferre’s article on the official blog: “ NEW – Using Amazon ECS Exec to access your containers on AWS Fargate and Amazon EC2"，.This article is created based on these reference: Today I was chasing the information of AWS Pi Week to celebrate AWS 15th Anniversary for S3 Birthday, but I am also very happy to see that Amazon ECS announced a new feature that everyone asks for a long long time: Amazon ECS Exec. (Illustration: pass through! Image source: by Tomas Tuma on Unsplash)