Best practices when migrating from Amazon ECS with EC2 to AWS Fargate - AWS Online Tech Talks

AWS Fargate serverless compute with Amazon ECS allows organizations to run containers without having to manage servers or clusters of Amazon EC2 instances. Customers often ask how they can take an existing application running on their EC2 instances and migrate them to AWS Fargate. In this session we will take you through best practices when making the migration, including configuration of compute task limits, networking, storage, security and governance, as well as other important considerations.

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Not very accurate in some aspect, otherwise is nice overview for beginners. . There are no savings in most cases for fargate over EC2. Only case fargate is cheaper is when you have any or all of: a tiny cluster or very few tasks or most batch type tasks that run and exit or you are just experimenting with ECS. The setup and management of EC2 provider is not very hard especially that you have already decided to use ECS then you better understand what you are getting into. The optimal for cost and performance is EKS. You can ask me why for any of the above if you are interested to know.