amazon web services - Deploy image to AWS Elastic Beanstalk from private Docker repo -


i'm trying pull docker image private repo , deploy on aws elastic beanstalk of dockerrun.aws.json packed in zip. content

{     "awsebdockerrunversion": "1",     "authentication": {         "bucket": "my-bucket",         "key": "docker/.dockercfg"     },     "image": {         "name": "namespace/repo:tag",         "update": "true"     },     "ports": [         {             "containerport": "8080"         }     ] } 

where "my-bucket" bucket's name on s3, uses same location bs environment. configuration that's set in key result of

$ docker login 

invoked in docker2boot app's terminal. it's copied folder "docker" in "my-bucket". image exists sure. after upload .zip dockerrun file eb , on deploy

activity execution failed, because: warning: invalid auth configuration file 

what missing? in advance

docker has updated configuration file path ~/.dockercfg ~/.docker/config.json. have leveraged opportunity breaking change configuration file format.

aws still expects former format, 1 used in ~/.dockercfg (see file name in documentation):

{   "https://index.docker.io/v1/": {     "auth": "__auth__",     "email": "__email__"   } } 

which incompatible new format used in ~/.docker/config.json:

{     "auths": {         "https://index.docker.io/v1/": {             "auth": "__auth__",             "email": "__email__"         }     } } 

they pretty similar though. if version of docker generates new format, strip auths line , corresponding curly brace , go.


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