- Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: Yes
- OS Version / Instance: AL2 latest
- Memory / Disk: you can use something like - NA
- Deployment: Are you using Docker or Kubernetes deployment? Docker
- Airbyte Version: What version are you using now? : Docker latest container images
- Source name/version: NA
- Destination name/version: NA
- Step: The issue is happening during the startup?-
Description: I have a docker instance on the EC2 running with the airbyte sister images (all the microservices). All services are active and containers are running. But when I hit the port 8000 for the web UI, i am prompted for the login/password but immediately the ngnix welcome is displayed instead of the Airbyte UI. I’m wondering what may be wrong? I am pretty sure it;s connected with few ports/Security grps that may have to be opened, but what else? Can somebody guide me through what I may be missing?
I did open the 8000 port on the inbound and only the ngnix banner is shown. I believe internally there is some traffic that is being exchanged between the containers since airbyte shows some network setup as well. But I think from Security Group on the EC2 pov - something needs to change. Anybody if they know or any settings are reuquired on ngnix ; pls help.
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Can you please check the problem definition ; and update? I’ve been as verbose as possible :).
Any logs that you want, please let me know.