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J. Ann
J. Ann

Reputation: 43

Using AWS Powershell to deploy to AWS elastic beanstalk

Hi I am trying to deploy onto Elastic Beanstalk using AWS Powershell.

Currently I am just trying to get the EB environment using the following cmdlet: + Get-EBEnvironment -ApplicationName -EnvironmentId -VersionLabel -EnvironmentName -IncludedDeletedBackTo -IncludeDeleted

This is the cmdlet I used: Get-EBEnvironment -ApplicationName appName

However, I am getting the following error:

Get-EBEnvironment : No region specified or obtained from persisted/shell defaults. At C:\Users\lowong\Desktop\script.ps1:22 char:1

Am I missing other fields I have to put onto the cmdlet? or what's the problem?

(Here's the link to the documentation of the cmdlet: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference/index.html?page=New-EBApplicationVersion.html&tocid=New-EBApplicationVersion)

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3420

Answers (2)

Matt Houser
Matt Houser

Reputation: 36053

The error mentions the following:

No region specified or obtained from persisted/shell defaults.

So, you have 2 possible resolutions:

  1. Include the -Region parameter, such as -Region us-east-1. See Get-EBEnvironment Cmdlet. Or
  2. Use the Set-DefaultAWSRegion cmdlet to set the default region. See Set-DefaultAWSRegion Cmdlet

Upvotes: 7

Polarbear
Polarbear

Reputation: 41

Note that Set-DefaultAWSRegion is not persisted (you have to specify it for every powershell session).

If you want to persist region, it can be done as part of setting up your credentials with:

Initialize-AWSDefaults -ProfileName {profileName} -Region {region}

For more information see: Specifying Credentials

Upvotes: 4

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