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@sashasimkin We protect the EC2 from being killed, but not the docker containers that are running there. So if they are still running when ECS tries to kill things, then the containers are forcefully stopped. As a consequence, trials being processed keep status "processing" and scale-in protection stays on meaning the EC2s stay on. We need to change the logic and protect the task instead of the EC2 (or both).
Action items: @sashasimkin will provide instructions about how to solve this.
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@sashasimkin We protect the EC2 from being killed, but not the docker containers that are running there. So if they are still running when ECS tries to kill things, then the containers are forcefully stopped. As a consequence, trials being processed keep status "processing" and scale-in protection stays on meaning the EC2s stay on. We need to change the logic and protect the task instead of the EC2 (or both).
Action items: @sashasimkin will provide instructions about how to solve this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: