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Configuring an Ubuntu agent with Bamboo OnDemand

Tobias Cohen

Any advice on how to setup Ubuntu on elastic cloud to use as a Bamboo agent? CentOS is not suitable for running our tests (QT library not available).

I've tried following a combination of the custom linux image guide here https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO041/Creating+a+custom+elastic+image+-+Linux and this blog post http://wkmacura.tumblr.com/post/5511638182/ubuntu-bamboo-ec2-ami, but I'm getting stuck with the Bamboo agent not starting up, and no messages in the system log.

Does the Bamboo agent produce any log files, and is there a way to run it manually to test if it's configured correctly?

Accepted answers

Przemek Bruski

You can try run the agent manually to see if it works:
su -c /opt/bamboo-elastic-agent/bin/bamboo-elastic-agent - bamboo

Does it work?

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Przemek Bruski

You can try run the agent manually to see if it works:
su -c /opt/bamboo-elastic-agent/bin/bamboo-elastic-agent - bamboo

Does it work?

Tobias Cohen

Yes, running that worked OK. It looks like the problem was that my /etc/init.d/bamboo was referring just to "bamboo-elastic-agent" when starting the agent. Changing it to use the full path of "/opt/bamboo-elastic-agent/bin/bamboo-elastic-agent" seems to have fixed it.

Steve Buzonas

The stock images add a script to /etc/profile.d/bamboo.sh that adds /opt/bamboo-elastic-agent/bin to the path.

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