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It's probably AWS Fargate, part of the Elastic Container Service. But even then, it's still now a vendor lockin of the past, if you got your services deployable
by ghthor 8y ago
It's probably AWS Fargate, part of the Elastic Container Service. But even then, it's still now a vendor lockin of the past, if you got your services deployable via containers you're 90% there to running your own Kubes cluster to launch them.
- manigandham 8y agoI think you're replying to the wrong comment...