AWS ECS

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Step 1: Login to AWS Console

• Open your web browser and navigate to the AWS Management Console.
• Log in using your AWS account credentials.

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Step 2: Navigate to ECS

• Click on the “Services” dropdown menu in the top left corner.
• Select “ECS” from the list of services.

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Step 3: Create 3 Task Definitions

• In the ECS dashboard, navigate to the “Task Definitions” section in the left sidebar.

  

• Click on “Create new Task Definition”.

  Task Definition 1 (Frontend - KeepUI):

  • Task Definition Family: keep-frontend
  • Configure your container definitions as below:
    • Infrastructure Requirements:
      • Launch Type: AWS Fargate
      • OS, Architecture, Network mode: Linux/X86_64
      • Task Size:
        • CPU: 1 vCPU
        • Memory: 2 GB
      • Task Role and Task Execution Role are optional if you plan on using secrets manager for example then create a task execution role to allow access to the secret manager you created.
    • Container Details:
      • Name: keep-frontend
      • Image URI: us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/keephq/keep/keep-api:latest
      • Ports Mapping:
        • Container Port: 3000
        • Protocol: TCP
      • Environment Variables: (This can be static or you can use parameter store or secrets manager)
        • DATABASE_CONNECTION_STRING
        • AUTH_TYPE
        • KEEP_JWT_SECRET
        • KEEP_DEFAULT_USERNAME
        • KEEP_DEFAULT_PASSWORD
        • SECRET_MANAGER_TYPE
        • SECRET_MANAGER_DIRECTORY
        • USE_NGROK
        • KEEP_API_URL (The below variable is optional if you don’t want to use websocket)
        • PUSHER_DISABLED (The below variables are optional if you want to use websocket)
        • PUSHER_APP_ID
        • PUSHER_APP_KEY
        • PUSHER_APP_SECRET
        • PUSHER_HOST
        • PUSHER_PORT
    • Review and create your task definition.

  Task Definition 2 (Backend - keepAPI):

  • Configure your container definitions as below:
    • Task Definition Family: keep-frontend
    • Infrastructure Requirements:
      • Launch Type: AWS Fargate
      • OS, Architecture, Network mode: Linux/X86_64
      • Task Size:
        • CPU: 1 vCPU
        • Memory: 2 GB
      • Task Role and Task Execution Role are optional if you plan on using secrets manager for example then create a task execution role to allow access to the secret manager you created.
    • Container Details:
      • Name: keep-backend
      • Image URI: us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/keephq/keep/keep-api:latest
      • Ports Mapping:
        • Container Port: 8080
        • Protocol: TCP
      • Environment Variables: (This can be static or you can use parameter store or secrets manager)
        • DATABASE_CONNECTION_STRING
        • AUTH_TYPE
        • KEEP_JWT_SECRET
        • KEEP_DEFAULT_USERNAME
        • KEEP_DEFAULT_PASSWORD
        • SECRET_MANAGER_TYPE
        • SECRET_MANAGER_DIRECTORY
        • USE_NGROK
        • KEEP_API_URL (The below variable is optional if you don’t want to use websocket)
        • PUSHER_DISABLED (The below variables are optional if you want to use websocket)
        • PUSHER_APP_ID
        • PUSHER_APP_KEY
        • PUSHER_APP_SECRET
        • PUSHER_HOST
        • PUSHER_PORT
    • Storage:
      • Volume Name: keep-efs
      • Configuration Type: Configure at task definition creation
      • Volume type: EFS
      • Storage configurations:
        • File system ID: Select an exisiting EFS filesystem or create a new one
        • Root Directory: /
      • Container mount points:
        • Container: select the container you just created
        • Source volume: keep-efs
        • Container path: /app
        • Make sure that Readonly is not selected
    • Review and create your task definition.

  Task Definition 3 (Websocket): (This step is optional if you want to have automatic refresh of the alerts feed)

  • Configure your container definitions as below:
    • Task Definition Family: keep-frontend
    • Infrastructure Requirements:
      • Launch Type: AWS Fargate
      • OS, Architecture, Network mode: Linux/X86_64
      • Task Size:
        • CPU: 0.25 vCPU
        • Memory: 1 GB
      • Task Role and Task Execution Role are optional if you plan on using secrets manager for example then create a task execution role to allow access to the secret manager you created.
    • Container Details:
      • Name: keep-websocket
      • Image URI: quay.io/soketi/soketi:1.4-16-debian
      • Ports Mapping:
        • Container Port: 6001
        • Protocol: TCP
      • Environment Variables: (This can be static or you can use parameter store or secrets manager)
        • SOKETI_DEBUG
        • SOKETI_DEFAULT_APP_ID
        • SOKETI_DEFAULT_APP_KEY
        • SOKETI_DEFAULT_APP_SECRET
        • SOKETI_USER_AUTHENTICATION_TIMEOUT
  • Review and create your task definition.

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Step 4: Create Keep Service

• In the ECS dashboard, navigate to the “Clusters” section in the left sidebar.
• Select the cluster you want to deploy your service to.
• Click on the “Create” button next to “Services”.
• Configure your service settings.
• Review and create your service.

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Step 5: Monitor Your Service

• Once your service is created, monitor its status in the ECS dashboard.
• You can view task status, service events, and other metrics to ensure your service is running correctly.