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I'm evaluating awless and have been looking to get some ECS task information out of it, namely, a simple list of our running ECS Fargate tasks, but have not been able to figure out how to get the info I'm looking for.
I've tried all of the ECS-related awless commands, but none produce output similar to this.
awless ls containers produces a list of all the containers. awless ls containerclusters produces a list of clusters, and a count of running tasks. Close, but I still can't get the ARNs of those tasks. awless ls containerinstances returns nothing in my case (we're running in Fargate--no EC2 instances). awless ls containertasks was the most confusing to me because of its name and output. It seems to return multiple task definitions and the containers within them, and also whether that task definition is running. No discernible info about tasks that I can tell.
Is there a command I'm missing that would produce something similar to aws ecs list-tasks? Thanks!
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Hi 👋
I'm evaluating awless and have been looking to get some ECS task information out of it, namely, a simple list of our running ECS Fargate tasks, but have not been able to figure out how to get the info I'm looking for.
The AWS CLI would produce this output:
I've tried all of the ECS-related awless commands, but none produce output similar to this.
awless ls containers
produces a list of all the containers.awless ls containerclusters
produces a list of clusters, and a count of running tasks. Close, but I still can't get the ARNs of those tasks.awless ls containerinstances
returns nothing in my case (we're running in Fargate--no EC2 instances).awless ls containertasks
was the most confusing to me because of its name and output. It seems to return multiple task definitions and the containers within them, and also whether that task definition is running. No discernible info about tasks that I can tell.Is there a command I'm missing that would produce something similar to
aws ecs list-tasks
? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: