AWS - Containers on AWS - 009

Preparing for AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification, In this video we explain the different containers options on AWS:
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS)
Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS)
Serverless Containers "Fargate"
Amazon Elastic Container Registry (Amazon ECR)

#aws #cloudcomputing #containers #ecs #eks #fargate #ecr

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[quizmember]

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[benja]

Kubernatis manages containers:
- Manages container health
- knows when to kill old ones
- manages resources in container

EKS is to move on premise container kubernatis to cloud kubernatis


EC2
Fargate is the lambda of EKS


ECS - Elastic Container Service
Native aws mngnt dogtware for ecs.

[benja]

How to deploy containers on AWS:

EKS: Elastic Kubernatis Service:
- For when you are On premise and moving to Cloud
- Fully Managed
- For Orchestration
- Where do you run the container?
A) EC2
Provision a server and run it from EC2
Containers would use the EC2 machines CPU and RAM

or

B) Fargate
Serverless like lambda, you don't need to provision servers.
- Point to your container images
- AWS is responsible for the resources

ECS: Elastic Container Service

- Native container management software


Where can you run your containers?
A) On EC2 but you will have to share the resources of the ec2 instance
- You will have to pay attention to your ec2 and your resources
- You have to worry about your resources

or

B) Fargate:

So on premise it's managed by Kubernatis
and on the cloud we can use EKS or ECS


Where do you store your containers?
ECR - Elastic Container Registry:
- Alternative to Docker Hub (Docker hub is public)
- ECR is private
- It's a native AWS Service so well integreated