The following are troubleshooting notes to help diagnose why you may be getting an error when using ECS Exec.
Verify using the Exec CheckerThe ECS Exec Checker script provides a way to verify and validate that your Amazon ECS cluster and task have met the prerequisites for using the ECS Exec feature. The ECS Exec Checker script verifies both your AWS CLI environment and cluster and tasks are ready for ECS Exec, by calling various APIs on your behalf. The tool requires the latest version of the AWS CLI and that the jq is available. For more information, see ECS Exec Checker on GitHub.
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If a The execute command failed error occurs, the following are possible causes.
The task does not have the required permissions. Verify that the task definition used to launch your task has a task IAM role defined and that the role has the required permissions. For more information, see ECS Exec permissions.
The SSM agent isn't installed or isn't running.
There is an interface Amazon VPC endpoint for Amazon ECS, but there isn't one for Systems Manager Session Manager.
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