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Adding windows support #32

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@benorgil benorgil commented Mar 8, 2018

While I'm still struggling with ECS for Windows I was able to use this to stand up a Windows ECS cluster with a second EBS volume and configure docker to use it.

I just created a var for "ecs_platform" and used conditionals to switch the EBS volume path and user_data scripts ( I split them into one for linux and one for Windows).

Let me know what you think.

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Hmm I have some thoughts about this PR, but I'll pop em in issue #31 after I rubber duck a bit with @hakamadare this morning!

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benorgil commented Mar 8, 2018

Sweet thanks for looking at it! One workaround I have is for the fact that Windows instances have only a single volume (even for the ECS optimized image). So instead of having to figure out a way to switch to using root_block_device I just attach another volume and then in the userdata script mount it and configure docker to use it as the data volume (probably the way it should be imo)

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closing this based on the discussion and merge of #31

@tfhartmann tfhartmann closed this Sep 20, 2018
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