OpenEMR Cloud Full Stack

Management and Administration
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Anyone experiencing issues installing OpenEMR Cloud Full Stack:
Getting errors:
ROLLBACK_IN_PROGRESS
CREATE_FAILED
No Solution Stack named ‘64bit Amazon Linux 2017.09 v2.6.6 running PHP 7.0’ found. (Service: AWSElasticBeanstalk; Status Code: 400; Error Code: InvalidParameterValue; Request ID: c24d8df1-3571-45e0-91fa-85d1f46a5f0a)

Thanks

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Oh, phooey. What region?

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Oh, it hardly matters. Download the full-stack document template and manually replace the solution stack with 2.7.0 instead of 2.6.6, and you’ll be fine. Amazon won’t stop /fiddling/ with their PHP stack and they always invalidate the old versions. I’ll have a new version out this weekend. Sorry for the trouble!

Edit: openemr-devops/OpenEMR.json at master · openemr/openemr-devops · GitHub will do it for you, just upload this instead of using the easy launch links in the guide.

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N. Virginia. But, thank you for the solution. I will try it.

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You’re quite welcome!

Although I feel I should mention – I appreciate your continued interest in Full Stack (and I think we’ve spoken about this before), but we did just release OpenEMR Standard in the AWS Marketplace, same HIPAA eligibility but a much tighter deployment. https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B07BBT4C1H?qid=1526705283133&sr=0-1&ref_=srh_res_product_title – you may be interested.

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Thank you, I do appreciate the recommendation and will be using OpenEMR Standard for the most part. But I do have a site that gets pretty busy at a certain times of the day, and the ability of OpenEMR Full Stack to scale up during those times is very useful. I did not fully utilize Full Stack due to the issue of the calendar. I was testing 5.0.1 Full Stack hoping that the calendar issue has been resolved. But for the most part, Standard will do the job.

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If you’ve no-arguments must have load-balanced autoscaling, and you can’t crack that calendar issue – I apologize but I was never able to duplicate it – then you might want to make your own full-stack variant. Full-stack provides all the necessary bits for operating clustered PHP – load-balancer, Redis session store, CouchDB document store, shared file system for non-PHI configuration data – but you could replace the Elastic Beanstalk with something else, perhaps a scaling cluster of containers. The openemr docker in the repo has a parameter, MANUAL_SETUP, specifically for a situation like this one where configuration has already been completed.

Edit: That said, you might not have the calendar issue anymore, since you can try EB 2.7.0 – or, if you want to see what breaks, roll the dice on upgrading your local beanstalk solution to PHP 7.1.

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hi
Using “64bit Amazon Linux 2018.03 v2.9.0 running PHP 7.2” as “SolutionStackName” solved my problem…