AWS剥离HTTP标头？

Question

I have two AWS servers running. One is running a service on GO and the other other is running a PHP application. When I make the call to the service via my local PHP server the results come back as expected. When I move that same PHP code on AWS the service returns without errors but returns an empty object as if it had some of the HTTP header data stripped off by AWS. AWS is set up to allow all inbound and outbound traffic. Any ideas?

Answer 1

I'm facing the same problem. I have a dotnet core Console App running as a service on ECS-Fargate. The service tries to call a REST endpoint which requires Authorization Token. When the service calls the endpoint with an AuthToken, the response I get is 401 Unauthorized. I copy the AuthToken from CloudWatch Logs and use it in postman and it works fine; I get a 200 OK. If I run the code in debug mode hardcoding the same AuthToken, the code gets a successful response as well (200 OK). It seems as if the Http Header has been stripped off and AuthToken isn't sent when the REST call is made by my service on AWS.

My setup is, a dotnet core console app (C#) running in a Docker Container hosted on aws using Fargate, running a single instance. Since its a console app, i'm not using any ELB. Security Group allows traffic outside due to which I am getting a response back successfully.