Writing Task Definitions for Amazon ECS

Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) makes it easy to run and scale containerized workloads on AWS. Learn how to create task definitions to run containers using Amazon ECS.
What you need to know:
- Tasks are a logical grouping of running containers
- Task definitions are the recipe that Amazon ECS uses to run tasks.
- You can run multiple containers together as a single task

[Jonathan-odxc]

Clear and straight forward thank you very much!

[mariusgri]

OMG. So you have to go under volumes, and click configure JSON to add the task definitions for docker, like privileged or similar.. Would have never guessed that. Nothing like that mentioned in the docs either. AWS UX w/o youtube is a dead fish :D

[moamenzakaria]

Very helpful, thanks, but a question, does Amazon ECS support docker-compose.yml file? so it import the file and auto-configure EC2s accordingly

[abhineetraj]

Hello, how can I retrieve aws secrets from secrets manager and write it into ".env" file? can this be done in the ecs fargate task definition?

[rajana]

Does anyone know how to overcome the cpu limitation in a task definition like in my case I need to provide 14 cpu for a container

[sebyk]

Nice video, bgm volume should be reduced . can't focus on the speech

[mudziahutama]

ga lebar tuh laptop pinuh ku sticker? 😆

[zaboomafia]

You are beautiful. Thank you for explaining ECS.

[erdinctaskin]

Why music is so loudly ? I am not here to listen a song.

[rohitsrivastava]

Oh !! my god !!! I didn't expect such a beauty . Completely blown

[nyahhbinghi]

Ah yes, hired the SJW to fill their quota