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Sorry, Im not able to search too far back in the chat history ATM but, does anyone know of a sure-fire way to determine which version of datomic cloud that an account is on?
By sure-fire, I mean, programmatic interogation of the instances via their APIs, not from some loose file simply because it has the textual values written in them --- i want to recieve the version information from the running instance itself.
@briancabbott not sure about the instances themselves, but you can use the aws api to query the outputs of the associated cloud formation stack
I'm currently unable to do an ion deploy. CodeDeploy says it's due to an OOM error. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
it just stopped working today for some reason
(or did you mean has deploying this revision worked in the past? In that case, no. However I just tried re-deploying a previous revision and that fails too)
I think the attemped redeploy will fail and it will continue to try to run the original problem one
It looks like the rollbacks are failing too. I'm looking around the console, but I don't see anything I can do to rollback manually.
actually there's a Create Deployment button, maybe that's the ticket
yes, same error