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EKS may be appealing for a shop that has AWS expertise, automation, and monitoring set-up already and that doesn't necessarily want to manage a completely diffe
by all_usernames 8y ago
EKS may be appealing for a shop that has AWS expertise, automation, and monitoring set-up already and that doesn't necessarily want to manage a completely different stack for k8s. EKS has some form of integration with IAM, EBS, ALB, Route53, CloudWatch, etc.
As to 'unfinished', this is the usual model for AWS. New services are initially very simple and rich features and integrations are added over time. It's been that way for ten years. ECS didn't even support running multiple container ports per instances when it was released!