I do tech stuff, and here’s a headache for you:
\nyou have a node that’s running docker version 17.09-ce. You have a jenkins process that will .ssh to this node, then do some fun stuff like connect to aws to grab images. <\/p>\n
First try after setting up credentials and all that: aws ecr get-login . Spits a bunch of stuff out, but when you try to run the resulting command, it bails on the -e email parameter, because that’s deprecated.
\nSo you follow the advice and use the –no-include-email parameter.
\nAnd that should work.
\nBut your jenkins job fails. And keeps failing. It hates that –no-include-email parameter.
\nTurns out you have to install awscli twice on the local node.
\nYou have to pip install –upgrade awscli , then
\nsudo -H pip install –upgrade awscli <\/p>\n
Why? Who knows? It just doesn’t work otherwise.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I do tech stuff, and here’s a headache for you: you have a node that’s running docker version 17.09-ce. You have a jenkins process that will .ssh to this node, then do some fun stuff like connect to aws to grab images. First try after setting up credentials and all that: aws ecr get-login . … <\/p>\n