Deep Dive on Amazon Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS)

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AWS DevDay Munich 2018:
Containers are an increasingly important way for developers to package and deploy their applications and AWS offers multiple container products to help you deploy, manage, and scale containers in production. In this session we we cover the state of containerized application development and deployment trends, new container capabilities on AWS that are available now, options for running containerized applications on AWS, and how AWS customers successfully run container workloads in production.
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[@FisherCoder]

Start from 33:48 for those that want to get hands-on experiences right away from ECS.

[@kappaj01]

Great talk with lots of information! Learned a lot.

[@maa1dz1333q2eqER]

Great job, thanks!!!!

[@sebastianriveros3046]

I loved this presentation! I've learned so much!

[@woshikakadong]

This guy is so good at using containers at the production level

[@nettemsarath3663]

Can u please explain how capacity providers and service autoscaling works and how they can be used together.

[@carloscoliver9427]

so sooo good!!

[@mwont]

Slow start, but picks up later.

[@nettemsarath3663]

I have a scenario , where 3 containers should run in instance which is in ecs cluster , I allocated minimum cpu and memory I haven't allocated maximum cpu and maximum memory ... When load increases the instance should scale and in that instance only the container which has more load or which is consuming more resources.. that container only should scale and run in the new instance..

[@neilfpv]

What happened after 33:49, I thought he was going to show how to build an application?

[@alex_chugaev]

Thanks, it was useful information for me as a beginner in ECS

[@ameyamagashe]

How do I get slides ?

[@Jimmy-vy7lk]

1.5x speed is good.

[@mariondemaertelaere708]

Zo zaai

[@AkmalAnvarov1]

That wasn't even a shallow dive!

[@pkaramol]

Why would anyone would choose ECS vs Fargate and vice-versa?

[@IanWard]

Fargate is ECS without having to manage an EC2 cluster. Fargate launched with some pretty sizable limitations (only in us-east-1, no elevated privilege tasks, no scheduled tasks), but many have been addressed (no elevated privilege tasks is still a thing, though). I believe ECS Fargate is probably going to be more expensive than a similarly-sized EC2 instance/cluster running ECS. But there are no hosts to care, feed, and patch.

[@javiasilis]

I just had that same question, and found this wonderful article: www.trek10.com/blog/fargate-pricing-vs-ec2/ In the lower end, EC2 is going to be cheaper (If you don't mind managing the server yourself).

[@GurdeepSabarwal]

33:37 lets build app- tweet collector

[@AkmalAnvarov1]

aaaand we didn't!

[@guild_navigator]

Are there any downloads from this talk available?

[@andrewschleiss6269]

in the description

[@guild_navigator]

That link just sends me to www.twitch.tv/aws/

[@Shivaji.theboss]

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[@kanishkmahajan7922]

how is this even a "deep dive"??? -there's no technical depth in the content--