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Solution: Use the console to get logs

Solution: Use the console to get logs

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Solution: Use the console to get logs

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(upbeat music) - (Narrator) So while we can't actually dig through the cloud watch and interface to get to our logs. There's another way to get there, and I'll show you that one. So, if we select our ECS cluster, in this case ECS Fargate. And then we select our service, or we could actually go directly to Tasks, and then we go find our task. We can at least dig up the cloud watch logs for a particular task by drilling all the way down into that task, scrolling down, expanding the particular container that we want to see. And selecting View CloudWatch. A lot of view logs in CloudWatch . And so here we can see that, they're... At least currently the system is able to respond to the host name request, but this cluster is probably short for life, because its not responding appropriately, and part of that might be because it can't actually create this directory or file, and so that might be what's causing the…

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