How to identify a Bamboo Elastic agent details - using IP address from application logs
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Summary
The purpose of this page is to help identify a Bamboo Elastic agent details when you have an IP address available. We'll try to use Bamboo logs + Bamboo DB to link the IP with the elastic agent.
Environment
This has been tested in Bamboo 8.2.4 but the solution will be applicable for any supported version.
Solution
When an elastic agent starts, Bamboo will print the following information in <bamboo-home>atlassian-bamboo.logfile on the Bamboo server.
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[RemoteEC2InstanceImpl] Bamboo has detected that EC2 instance i-06dadf3ea9f3d1041 is now running at 44.201.170.37With the above information you can get the EC2 instance id which you can query from the DB and get the elastic agent details.
Please follow the instruction below :
Firstgrep<bamboo-home>logs>atlassian-bamboo.logfile with Ip address to get the list ofEC2 instance, for example below
1grep "44.201.170.37" atlassian-bamboo.logYou'll see the results as displayed below
1[RemoteEC2InstanceImpl] Bamboo has detected that EC2 instance i-06dadf3ea9f3d1041 is now running at 44.201.170.37From the above log extract the EC2 instance ID ,for example i-06dadf3ea9f3d1041 and pass in the below query to get the agent details.
1select * from queue where elastic_instance_id='i-06dadf3ea9f3d1041'
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