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Here is my infrastructure:

  • M1 is Jenkins master, running OS X (Mountain Lion)
  • M2 is Jenkins slave, running OS X (Mountain Lion)
  • J is a Jenkins job, running on M2

On M2, I have installed AWC CLI using pip, and run aws command manually successfully.

I set up the J job to run that aws command. But when J runs, it fails and the error message is:

... aws: command not found

Do you have any idea this happens and how to fix it?

Thank you.

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Not so tough though: I should have given the full path to aws tool. In my case, the correct command should be:

/usr/local/bin/aws <other sub-command and options>

This solves the problem. Hope this will save someone few hours struggling.

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I caouldn't locate aws in my jenkins. So no command worked for me. Any thoughts ?
@PrabhuKhannaMahadevan your Jenkins server probably doesn't have the AWS CLI installed. You'll need to install it.
Facing similar issue when appended with /usr/local/bin it says No such file or directory
@Rizwan It looks like your awscli installation is not in /usr/local/bin. In this case you'll need to locate the binary first (by running the command "which aws", I guess? Or consult the installation documentation you followed).
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on your jenkins server 'sudo -i -u jenkins' install aws cli under the jenkins user.

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If the solution by Nguyen doesn't work try this path, My Jenkins build [with EnvInject] was setup to install AWS in /home/jenkins/.local/bin/aws

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Verified with which aws -> /home/jenkins/.local/bin/aws added this in script part of jenkin job but giving error as No Such file or directory
@Rizwan What is the output when you run "/home/jenkins/.local/bin/aws --version" manually in your shell session?
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To provide a general working solution you could execute which aws which will provide the exact path of aws binary, or even: $(which aws) which is equivalent to executing aws

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