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Can't access my nodeJS web app hosted on AWS EC2 through browser
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow to configure direct http access to EC2 instance?Enabling HTTPS on express.jsAmazon ec2 not working when accessing through public IPUnable to access website hosted on AWS EC2 InstanceCan't connect apache running on Amazon EC2Accessing ElasticSearch on EC2 instance from outside the cloudAWS EC2 instance access internal serverCannot access nodejs server from outside ec2 instanceAccess to RStudio Server hosted on EC2 through Django App on S3Cannot connect to EC2 web app from external browser
I have hosted a nodeJS application on AWS ec2 instance which I can access through ssh but not through my browser i.e, http.
There is no error logged on the console it only shows the following message in the browser:
"unable to connect"
I am aware about security groups and checked them twice I've included http as well as https properly. Please help
node.js amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 deployment keystonejs
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
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I have hosted a nodeJS application on AWS ec2 instance which I can access through ssh but not through my browser i.e, http.
There is no error logged on the console it only shows the following message in the browser:
"unable to connect"
I am aware about security groups and checked them twice I've included http as well as https properly. Please help
node.js amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 deployment keystonejs
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
Can you please attach your inbound (ingress) configuration?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 19:08
Please check I've added it.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:38
Can you post your NodeJS code? on which port you're listening? Plus can you try to Curl it?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 20:42
It's a huge code so I can't really share the code I am listening on 4000 I'll try to curl and update you
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 21:09
Also check that you modify the correct Security Group which should be attached your EC2 instance
– Mostafa Hussein
Mar 8 at 22:59
|
show 1 more comment
I have hosted a nodeJS application on AWS ec2 instance which I can access through ssh but not through my browser i.e, http.
There is no error logged on the console it only shows the following message in the browser:
"unable to connect"
I am aware about security groups and checked them twice I've included http as well as https properly. Please help
node.js amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 deployment keystonejs
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
I have hosted a nodeJS application on AWS ec2 instance which I can access through ssh but not through my browser i.e, http.
There is no error logged on the console it only shows the following message in the browser:
"unable to connect"
I am aware about security groups and checked them twice I've included http as well as https properly. Please help
node.js amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 deployment keystonejs
node.js amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 deployment keystonejs
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
edited Mar 8 at 22:56
jo_va
7,6432929
7,6432929
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
asked Mar 8 at 19:01
Chaitanya GiriChaitanya Giri
32
32
Can you please attach your inbound (ingress) configuration?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 19:08
Please check I've added it.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:38
Can you post your NodeJS code? on which port you're listening? Plus can you try to Curl it?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 20:42
It's a huge code so I can't really share the code I am listening on 4000 I'll try to curl and update you
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 21:09
Also check that you modify the correct Security Group which should be attached your EC2 instance
– Mostafa Hussein
Mar 8 at 22:59
|
show 1 more comment
Can you please attach your inbound (ingress) configuration?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 19:08
Please check I've added it.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:38
Can you post your NodeJS code? on which port you're listening? Plus can you try to Curl it?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 20:42
It's a huge code so I can't really share the code I am listening on 4000 I'll try to curl and update you
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 21:09
Also check that you modify the correct Security Group which should be attached your EC2 instance
– Mostafa Hussein
Mar 8 at 22:59
Can you please attach your inbound (ingress) configuration?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 19:08
Can you please attach your inbound (ingress) configuration?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 19:08
Please check I've added it.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:38
Please check I've added it.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:38
Can you post your NodeJS code? on which port you're listening? Plus can you try to Curl it?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 20:42
Can you post your NodeJS code? on which port you're listening? Plus can you try to Curl it?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 20:42
It's a huge code so I can't really share the code I am listening on 4000 I'll try to curl and update you
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 21:09
It's a huge code so I can't really share the code I am listening on 4000 I'll try to curl and update you
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 21:09
Also check that you modify the correct Security Group which should be attached your EC2 instance
– Mostafa Hussein
Mar 8 at 22:59
Also check that you modify the correct Security Group which should be attached your EC2 instance
– Mostafa Hussein
Mar 8 at 22:59
|
show 1 more comment
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Did you configure a web server to direct the requests from the AWS URL to the nodejs application you are running?
Try checking out nginx (https://www.nginx.com/), its really easy and fast to cofigure.
Here is a minimal configuration template:
server
listen 80;
server_name <aws-url>;
location /
proxy_pass 127.0.0.1:<node-port>;
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
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Did you configure a web server to direct the requests from the AWS URL to the nodejs application you are running?
Try checking out nginx (https://www.nginx.com/), its really easy and fast to cofigure.
Here is a minimal configuration template:
server
listen 80;
server_name <aws-url>;
location /
proxy_pass 127.0.0.1:<node-port>;
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
add a comment |
Did you configure a web server to direct the requests from the AWS URL to the nodejs application you are running?
Try checking out nginx (https://www.nginx.com/), its really easy and fast to cofigure.
Here is a minimal configuration template:
server
listen 80;
server_name <aws-url>;
location /
proxy_pass 127.0.0.1:<node-port>;
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
add a comment |
Did you configure a web server to direct the requests from the AWS URL to the nodejs application you are running?
Try checking out nginx (https://www.nginx.com/), its really easy and fast to cofigure.
Here is a minimal configuration template:
server
listen 80;
server_name <aws-url>;
location /
proxy_pass 127.0.0.1:<node-port>;
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
Did you configure a web server to direct the requests from the AWS URL to the nodejs application you are running?
Try checking out nginx (https://www.nginx.com/), its really easy and fast to cofigure.
Here is a minimal configuration template:
server
listen 80;
server_name <aws-url>;
location /
proxy_pass 127.0.0.1:<node-port>;
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
edited Mar 8 at 21:50
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
answered Mar 8 at 19:28
Renato VassãoRenato Vassão
915
915
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
add a comment |
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
Do I need ngnix on top of nodeJS server. I do not see any reason how that will help? Please explain a bit
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:27
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
You don't need it if you run your node server in port 80, but that is a high privilege port, so you can only do that if you run your application as root, which is not recommended. The recommended way is a web server, such as nginx, to create a proxy pass to your application.
– Renato Vassão
Mar 8 at 21:41
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
Thanks a lot that resolved it. I was stuck at it for so long thanks again.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 23:51
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Can you please attach your inbound (ingress) configuration?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 19:08
Please check I've added it.
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 20:38
Can you post your NodeJS code? on which port you're listening? Plus can you try to Curl it?
– Rotemya
Mar 8 at 20:42
It's a huge code so I can't really share the code I am listening on 4000 I'll try to curl and update you
– Chaitanya Giri
Mar 8 at 21:09
Also check that you modify the correct Security Group which should be attached your EC2 instance
– Mostafa Hussein
Mar 8 at 22:59