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curl --location --header "canary_fleet: true" --silent $URL/json gives 404 error as there is no /json path
Even though header is set to canary_fleet: true, Crystal service still randomly gives non-canary response back. This is probably because Ruby front-end does not forward the header to Crystal service. The only reliable way to get 100% canary response is to open a Session Manager session against the External EC2 instance and access the Virtual Gateway of the Crystal service (created in in https://www.appmeshworkshop.com/virtualgateway/crystal-ingress/) i.e.
for ((i=1;i<=15;i++)); do
curl --header "canary_fleet: true" $NLB_ENDPOINT/ecs/crystal
sleep 1s
done
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There are issues running the commands in: https://www.appmeshworkshop.com/policyrouting/curljson/
curl --location --header "canary_fleet: true" --silent $URL/json
gives 404 error as there is no/json
pathEven though header is set to
canary_fleet: true
, Crystal service still randomly gives non-canary response back. This is probably because Ruby front-end does not forward the header to Crystal service. The only reliable way to get 100% canary response is to open a Session Manager session against the External EC2 instance and access the Virtual Gateway of the Crystal service (created in in https://www.appmeshworkshop.com/virtualgateway/crystal-ingress/) i.e.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: