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> AWS has tried several times They have tried once, and it's called AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
by fosk 9y ago
> AWS has tried several times
They have tried once, and it's called AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
- simplehuman 9y agoNot sure. Beanstalk is a very clumsy product and lacks the Elegance of heroku.
- thenrich99 9y agoElastic Beanstalk's Multi-container environment can be a nice way to ease a project into containerization, but it seems like it doesn't get much love from AWS these days. You're still forced to set hard memory limits on containers even though ECS support soft limits.