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Im running appwrite on an AWS EC2 via docker-compose
Ive update any domain to the ip address of the machine (.env, function code, etc)
After those changes ran docker-compose down and up, checked docker variables and indeed it looks ok I believe
- _APP_DOMAIN=99.XX.XXX.XXX
- _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS=
- _APP_DOMAIN_TARGET=99.XX.XXX.XXX
The function starts / runs fine but then as soon as I try to do anything with the DB it craps out
I also believe that in the compose file everything is on the appwrite network
Any clues are welcome!
Summary
Developers are experiencing 'ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:80' error even after removing all references to localhost. They suspect the issue might be a lack of an actual domain name instead of just an IP. They are considering setting up a domain to resolve the problem. The application is running on AWS EC2 via docker-compose, and they have updated all references to the IP address. The function runs without issues but fails when interacting with the database. Suggestions or clues to solve this issue are appreciated.