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i am new to aws and encountred some problem while trying to create a EC2 service in a ECS cluster.



i was able to successfully create a brand new service (service1) in cluster1, but afterwards, i decided to delete cluster1 and create cluster2. The problem came when i try to re-create service1 in cluster2. whenever i try to add the service, i will get the following error



creation failed: Service already exists. (Service: AWSServiceDiscovery; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ServiceAlreadyExists; Request ID: d854025e-ebcc-11e8-84ab-b3bac906f2ef)


anyone know how to resolve this problem? i have tried deregistering the task definition but it didn't work. cluster1 has been deleted and there are no services in cluster2










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  • Have you tried creating a service with a different name?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 7:59











  • i thought about it but i would like to find a way to remove the residues from the previous service @MohitKumar

    – DJ_
    Nov 19 '18 at 8:21











  • Haow have you created the cluster : using the CLI or the AWS Console? If it is the second, please make sure you have no services whatsoever: > In this case, after the cluster is deleted, you should delete any remaining AWS CloudFormation stack resources or Auto Scaling groups associated with the cluster to avoid incurring any future charges for those resources.

    – AlexK
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:23













  • @DJ_ have you checked the cloudformation stack for cluster1 if it exists or not ?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











  • @DJ_ it looks like you have created AWS Service with Fargate type?. If yes, when you created as Fargate and enabled Service Discovery for it then under Route 53, it has created entry under Hosted Zones(private, I guess)?. Then please go to Route 53 and delete/cleanup the ECS Service related domain zones.

    – Imran
    Nov 20 '18 at 1:54
















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i am new to aws and encountred some problem while trying to create a EC2 service in a ECS cluster.



i was able to successfully create a brand new service (service1) in cluster1, but afterwards, i decided to delete cluster1 and create cluster2. The problem came when i try to re-create service1 in cluster2. whenever i try to add the service, i will get the following error



creation failed: Service already exists. (Service: AWSServiceDiscovery; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ServiceAlreadyExists; Request ID: d854025e-ebcc-11e8-84ab-b3bac906f2ef)


anyone know how to resolve this problem? i have tried deregistering the task definition but it didn't work. cluster1 has been deleted and there are no services in cluster2










share|improve this question























  • Have you tried creating a service with a different name?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 7:59











  • i thought about it but i would like to find a way to remove the residues from the previous service @MohitKumar

    – DJ_
    Nov 19 '18 at 8:21











  • Haow have you created the cluster : using the CLI or the AWS Console? If it is the second, please make sure you have no services whatsoever: > In this case, after the cluster is deleted, you should delete any remaining AWS CloudFormation stack resources or Auto Scaling groups associated with the cluster to avoid incurring any future charges for those resources.

    – AlexK
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:23













  • @DJ_ have you checked the cloudformation stack for cluster1 if it exists or not ?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











  • @DJ_ it looks like you have created AWS Service with Fargate type?. If yes, when you created as Fargate and enabled Service Discovery for it then under Route 53, it has created entry under Hosted Zones(private, I guess)?. Then please go to Route 53 and delete/cleanup the ECS Service related domain zones.

    – Imran
    Nov 20 '18 at 1:54














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i am new to aws and encountred some problem while trying to create a EC2 service in a ECS cluster.



i was able to successfully create a brand new service (service1) in cluster1, but afterwards, i decided to delete cluster1 and create cluster2. The problem came when i try to re-create service1 in cluster2. whenever i try to add the service, i will get the following error



creation failed: Service already exists. (Service: AWSServiceDiscovery; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ServiceAlreadyExists; Request ID: d854025e-ebcc-11e8-84ab-b3bac906f2ef)


anyone know how to resolve this problem? i have tried deregistering the task definition but it didn't work. cluster1 has been deleted and there are no services in cluster2










share|improve this question














i am new to aws and encountred some problem while trying to create a EC2 service in a ECS cluster.



i was able to successfully create a brand new service (service1) in cluster1, but afterwards, i decided to delete cluster1 and create cluster2. The problem came when i try to re-create service1 in cluster2. whenever i try to add the service, i will get the following error



creation failed: Service already exists. (Service: AWSServiceDiscovery; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ServiceAlreadyExists; Request ID: d854025e-ebcc-11e8-84ab-b3bac906f2ef)


anyone know how to resolve this problem? i have tried deregistering the task definition but it didn't work. cluster1 has been deleted and there are no services in cluster2







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  • Have you tried creating a service with a different name?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 7:59











  • i thought about it but i would like to find a way to remove the residues from the previous service @MohitKumar

    – DJ_
    Nov 19 '18 at 8:21











  • Haow have you created the cluster : using the CLI or the AWS Console? If it is the second, please make sure you have no services whatsoever: > In this case, after the cluster is deleted, you should delete any remaining AWS CloudFormation stack resources or Auto Scaling groups associated with the cluster to avoid incurring any future charges for those resources.

    – AlexK
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:23













  • @DJ_ have you checked the cloudformation stack for cluster1 if it exists or not ?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











  • @DJ_ it looks like you have created AWS Service with Fargate type?. If yes, when you created as Fargate and enabled Service Discovery for it then under Route 53, it has created entry under Hosted Zones(private, I guess)?. Then please go to Route 53 and delete/cleanup the ECS Service related domain zones.

    – Imran
    Nov 20 '18 at 1:54



















  • Have you tried creating a service with a different name?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 7:59











  • i thought about it but i would like to find a way to remove the residues from the previous service @MohitKumar

    – DJ_
    Nov 19 '18 at 8:21











  • Haow have you created the cluster : using the CLI or the AWS Console? If it is the second, please make sure you have no services whatsoever: > In this case, after the cluster is deleted, you should delete any remaining AWS CloudFormation stack resources or Auto Scaling groups associated with the cluster to avoid incurring any future charges for those resources.

    – AlexK
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:23













  • @DJ_ have you checked the cloudformation stack for cluster1 if it exists or not ?

    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











  • @DJ_ it looks like you have created AWS Service with Fargate type?. If yes, when you created as Fargate and enabled Service Discovery for it then under Route 53, it has created entry under Hosted Zones(private, I guess)?. Then please go to Route 53 and delete/cleanup the ECS Service related domain zones.

    – Imran
    Nov 20 '18 at 1:54

















Have you tried creating a service with a different name?

– Mohit Kumar
Nov 19 '18 at 7:59





Have you tried creating a service with a different name?

– Mohit Kumar
Nov 19 '18 at 7:59













i thought about it but i would like to find a way to remove the residues from the previous service @MohitKumar

– DJ_
Nov 19 '18 at 8:21





i thought about it but i would like to find a way to remove the residues from the previous service @MohitKumar

– DJ_
Nov 19 '18 at 8:21













Haow have you created the cluster : using the CLI or the AWS Console? If it is the second, please make sure you have no services whatsoever: > In this case, after the cluster is deleted, you should delete any remaining AWS CloudFormation stack resources or Auto Scaling groups associated with the cluster to avoid incurring any future charges for those resources.

– AlexK
Nov 19 '18 at 9:23







Haow have you created the cluster : using the CLI or the AWS Console? If it is the second, please make sure you have no services whatsoever: > In this case, after the cluster is deleted, you should delete any remaining AWS CloudFormation stack resources or Auto Scaling groups associated with the cluster to avoid incurring any future charges for those resources.

– AlexK
Nov 19 '18 at 9:23















@DJ_ have you checked the cloudformation stack for cluster1 if it exists or not ?

– Mohit Kumar
Nov 19 '18 at 9:31





@DJ_ have you checked the cloudformation stack for cluster1 if it exists or not ?

– Mohit Kumar
Nov 19 '18 at 9:31













@DJ_ it looks like you have created AWS Service with Fargate type?. If yes, when you created as Fargate and enabled Service Discovery for it then under Route 53, it has created entry under Hosted Zones(private, I guess)?. Then please go to Route 53 and delete/cleanup the ECS Service related domain zones.

– Imran
Nov 20 '18 at 1:54





@DJ_ it looks like you have created AWS Service with Fargate type?. If yes, when you created as Fargate and enabled Service Discovery for it then under Route 53, it has created entry under Hosted Zones(private, I guess)?. Then please go to Route 53 and delete/cleanup the ECS Service related domain zones.

– Imran
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Here is full answer. When you created AWS ECS Service and you have also selected optional ServiceDiscovery for it as well which created an namespace(.local) and service(with same name as ECS Service) in Route53.



When you deleted ECS service & cluster, it won't automatically delete Route53 namespace/service entries. Now, you are getting Service already exists error since your new ECS Service matches with same name as ServiceDiscovery service. You have 3 options. 1. Clean up Route53 namespaces and services. 2. Re-use Route53 Service if you want to continue to use ServiceDiscovery feature. 3. Don't enable service discovery integration when you are creating ECS Service.



Option 1 -




  • You cannot delete Route53 ServiceDiscovery namespaces and service via Console. You will need to use AWS CLI.(Make sure you have configured CLI with AWS Keys same as the account where you have created ECS) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/servicediscovery/index.html

  • List the Namespaces & Services with CLI using following commands and sample output you should get.

  • aws servicediscovery list-services



{
"Services": [
{
"Id": "srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
"Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:service/srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
"Name": "nginx"
}
] }






  • aws servicediscovery list-namespaces



{
"Namespaces": [
{
"Id": "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
"Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:namespace/ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
"Name": "local",
"Type": "DNS_PRIVATE"
}
] }





  • Delete the Service first with command. aws servicediscovery delete-service --id "srv-x4acveybedar32mv" . Result is empty response from CLI.

  • Delete the namespace with command. aws servicediscovery delete-namespace --id "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67"



{
"OperationId": "s573v5dr62yee5d7vbfvsy5h65ybxmoh-jossalgs" }





  • That's all. Now, you can re-create ECS services which you wanted.


Note -



Sometimes, DNS cleanup operations will take couple of minutes to reflect properly so just give always few minutes before retrying.



Option 2 -




  • Re-use Route53 Services by selecting exiting one instead of creating with same name.


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    Here is full answer. When you created AWS ECS Service and you have also selected optional ServiceDiscovery for it as well which created an namespace(.local) and service(with same name as ECS Service) in Route53.



    When you deleted ECS service & cluster, it won't automatically delete Route53 namespace/service entries. Now, you are getting Service already exists error since your new ECS Service matches with same name as ServiceDiscovery service. You have 3 options. 1. Clean up Route53 namespaces and services. 2. Re-use Route53 Service if you want to continue to use ServiceDiscovery feature. 3. Don't enable service discovery integration when you are creating ECS Service.



    Option 1 -




    • You cannot delete Route53 ServiceDiscovery namespaces and service via Console. You will need to use AWS CLI.(Make sure you have configured CLI with AWS Keys same as the account where you have created ECS) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/servicediscovery/index.html

    • List the Namespaces & Services with CLI using following commands and sample output you should get.

    • aws servicediscovery list-services



    {
    "Services": [
    {
    "Id": "srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
    "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:service/srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
    "Name": "nginx"
    }
    ] }






    • aws servicediscovery list-namespaces



    {
    "Namespaces": [
    {
    "Id": "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
    "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:namespace/ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
    "Name": "local",
    "Type": "DNS_PRIVATE"
    }
    ] }





    • Delete the Service first with command. aws servicediscovery delete-service --id "srv-x4acveybedar32mv" . Result is empty response from CLI.

    • Delete the namespace with command. aws servicediscovery delete-namespace --id "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67"



    {
    "OperationId": "s573v5dr62yee5d7vbfvsy5h65ybxmoh-jossalgs" }





    • That's all. Now, you can re-create ECS services which you wanted.


    Note -



    Sometimes, DNS cleanup operations will take couple of minutes to reflect properly so just give always few minutes before retrying.



    Option 2 -




    • Re-use Route53 Services by selecting exiting one instead of creating with same name.


    enter image description here






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      Here is full answer. When you created AWS ECS Service and you have also selected optional ServiceDiscovery for it as well which created an namespace(.local) and service(with same name as ECS Service) in Route53.



      When you deleted ECS service & cluster, it won't automatically delete Route53 namespace/service entries. Now, you are getting Service already exists error since your new ECS Service matches with same name as ServiceDiscovery service. You have 3 options. 1. Clean up Route53 namespaces and services. 2. Re-use Route53 Service if you want to continue to use ServiceDiscovery feature. 3. Don't enable service discovery integration when you are creating ECS Service.



      Option 1 -




      • You cannot delete Route53 ServiceDiscovery namespaces and service via Console. You will need to use AWS CLI.(Make sure you have configured CLI with AWS Keys same as the account where you have created ECS) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/servicediscovery/index.html

      • List the Namespaces & Services with CLI using following commands and sample output you should get.

      • aws servicediscovery list-services



      {
      "Services": [
      {
      "Id": "srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
      "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:service/srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
      "Name": "nginx"
      }
      ] }






      • aws servicediscovery list-namespaces



      {
      "Namespaces": [
      {
      "Id": "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
      "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:namespace/ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
      "Name": "local",
      "Type": "DNS_PRIVATE"
      }
      ] }





      • Delete the Service first with command. aws servicediscovery delete-service --id "srv-x4acveybedar32mv" . Result is empty response from CLI.

      • Delete the namespace with command. aws servicediscovery delete-namespace --id "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67"



      {
      "OperationId": "s573v5dr62yee5d7vbfvsy5h65ybxmoh-jossalgs" }





      • That's all. Now, you can re-create ECS services which you wanted.


      Note -



      Sometimes, DNS cleanup operations will take couple of minutes to reflect properly so just give always few minutes before retrying.



      Option 2 -




      • Re-use Route53 Services by selecting exiting one instead of creating with same name.


      enter image description here






      share|improve this answer




























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        Here is full answer. When you created AWS ECS Service and you have also selected optional ServiceDiscovery for it as well which created an namespace(.local) and service(with same name as ECS Service) in Route53.



        When you deleted ECS service & cluster, it won't automatically delete Route53 namespace/service entries. Now, you are getting Service already exists error since your new ECS Service matches with same name as ServiceDiscovery service. You have 3 options. 1. Clean up Route53 namespaces and services. 2. Re-use Route53 Service if you want to continue to use ServiceDiscovery feature. 3. Don't enable service discovery integration when you are creating ECS Service.



        Option 1 -




        • You cannot delete Route53 ServiceDiscovery namespaces and service via Console. You will need to use AWS CLI.(Make sure you have configured CLI with AWS Keys same as the account where you have created ECS) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/servicediscovery/index.html

        • List the Namespaces & Services with CLI using following commands and sample output you should get.

        • aws servicediscovery list-services



        {
        "Services": [
        {
        "Id": "srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
        "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:service/srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
        "Name": "nginx"
        }
        ] }






        • aws servicediscovery list-namespaces



        {
        "Namespaces": [
        {
        "Id": "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
        "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:namespace/ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
        "Name": "local",
        "Type": "DNS_PRIVATE"
        }
        ] }





        • Delete the Service first with command. aws servicediscovery delete-service --id "srv-x4acveybedar32mv" . Result is empty response from CLI.

        • Delete the namespace with command. aws servicediscovery delete-namespace --id "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67"



        {
        "OperationId": "s573v5dr62yee5d7vbfvsy5h65ybxmoh-jossalgs" }





        • That's all. Now, you can re-create ECS services which you wanted.


        Note -



        Sometimes, DNS cleanup operations will take couple of minutes to reflect properly so just give always few minutes before retrying.



        Option 2 -




        • Re-use Route53 Services by selecting exiting one instead of creating with same name.


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer















        Here is full answer. When you created AWS ECS Service and you have also selected optional ServiceDiscovery for it as well which created an namespace(.local) and service(with same name as ECS Service) in Route53.



        When you deleted ECS service & cluster, it won't automatically delete Route53 namespace/service entries. Now, you are getting Service already exists error since your new ECS Service matches with same name as ServiceDiscovery service. You have 3 options. 1. Clean up Route53 namespaces and services. 2. Re-use Route53 Service if you want to continue to use ServiceDiscovery feature. 3. Don't enable service discovery integration when you are creating ECS Service.



        Option 1 -




        • You cannot delete Route53 ServiceDiscovery namespaces and service via Console. You will need to use AWS CLI.(Make sure you have configured CLI with AWS Keys same as the account where you have created ECS) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/servicediscovery/index.html

        • List the Namespaces & Services with CLI using following commands and sample output you should get.

        • aws servicediscovery list-services



        {
        "Services": [
        {
        "Id": "srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
        "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:service/srv-x4acveybedar32mv",
        "Name": "nginx"
        }
        ] }






        • aws servicediscovery list-namespaces



        {
        "Namespaces": [
        {
        "Id": "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
        "Arn": "arn:aws:servicediscovery:us-east-1:1234567890:namespace/ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67",
        "Name": "local",
        "Type": "DNS_PRIVATE"
        }
        ] }





        • Delete the Service first with command. aws servicediscovery delete-service --id "srv-x4acveybedar32mv" . Result is empty response from CLI.

        • Delete the namespace with command. aws servicediscovery delete-namespace --id "ns-3yd7pskwsxhwlq67"



        {
        "OperationId": "s573v5dr62yee5d7vbfvsy5h65ybxmoh-jossalgs" }





        • That's all. Now, you can re-create ECS services which you wanted.


        Note -



        Sometimes, DNS cleanup operations will take couple of minutes to reflect properly so just give always few minutes before retrying.



        Option 2 -




        • Re-use Route53 Services by selecting exiting one instead of creating with same name.


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