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Add ECS cluster name to EC2 attack host "Name" #44

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rpappalax opened this issue Apr 1, 2017 · 1 comment
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Add ECS cluster name to EC2 attack host "Name" #44

rpappalax opened this issue Apr 1, 2017 · 1 comment
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Currently the attack nodes are tagged with the ECS cluster name. This is handy if you search for the nodes, but makes it more difficult for Ops to know at a glance whom the nodes belong to and what their purpose is. It would be useful to also name the ardere attack nodes the way loads-broker does with the --name param.
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fix: add proper tagging and socket limits
600ddac 
Up the socket limits to allow proper outbound connections. Change
tagging call so it's made when running the instances and include
the Name key set to the cluster name for better filtering.

Closes #43, #44
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fix: add proper tagging and socket limits
15dc023 
Up the socket limits to allow proper outbound connections. Change
tagging call so it's made when running the instances and include
the Name key set to the cluster name for better filtering.

Closes #43, #44
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bbangert commented Apr 5, 2017

Closed by #49

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