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I am using AWS Elasticbeanstalk for my project.When I uploading new version app it is giving error

Update environment operation is complete, but with errors. For more information, see troubleshooting documentation

My IAM role has AWSElasticbeanstalkFullAccess

Then why I am getting this error. Thank in advance

RamRajVasavi
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  • did you ever figure this out? im running into the same issue after updating the AMI to a custom AMI i created. – Sotelo May 06 '16 at 22:59

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I had the same issue.

I did the following and it worked.

  • From Elastic Beanstalk environment page, I chose to Rebuild the environment (Actions > Rebuild Environment)
  • Deployed the new application version.
KiranD
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A number of things can result in this, including issues with .ebextensions files.

Troubleshooting tends to be iterative, since logs are frequently not created or inaccessible.

Things to try:

  • Roll back to a previous application version and verify any changes to .ebextensions are valid
  • Rebuild the environment (Actions -> Rebuild Envrionment) in the EB console. This frequently enables EBs log snapshot facility to recover such that you can get further insight into what might be amiss.
ericpeters0n
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You can try digging what the error exactly was by getting the logs of the event in the 'eb-engine.log' file. In my case I got this error and follow one answer to solve it. You can try 'eb logs' command also to get detailed info.

Tomás Gomez Pizarro
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