AWS announced Kubernetes-as-a-Service at re:Invent in November 2017: Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS). Since yesterday, EKS is generally available. I discussed ECS vs. Kubernetesbefore EKS was a thing. Therefore, I’d like to take a second attempt and compare EKS with ECS.
Before comparing the differences, let us start with what EKS and ECS have in common. Both solutions are managing containers distributed among a fleet of virtual machines. Managing containers includes:
- Monitoring and replacing failed containers.
- Deploying new versions of your containers.
- Scaling the number of containers based on load.
What are the differences between EKS and ECS?
https://cloudonaut.io/eks-vs-ecs-orchestrating-containers-on-aws/
