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Fargate is a great service, but it's not a serverless solution not by any mainstream definition of the term (although Amazon seems to be intent on stretching th
by mychael 8y ago
Fargate is a great service, but it's not a serverless solution not by any mainstream definition of the term (although Amazon seems to be intent on stretching the definition lately).
Create a simple ping/pong HTTP service in both and you'll quickly see difference in everything from billing to startup time.
- jedberg 8y agoI like how both you and the sibling comment tried to educate me on the difference between containers and event-driven compute. I'm well aware of the difference. My point, which maybe I didn't make so clear since both of you missed it, was that you can make fargate spin up a container for an event, but it would be too slow for any useful event driven computing. If you're gonna use containers, use containers. If you want someone else to manage the container for you, use Lambda.
- mychael 8y agoIn one moment you're saying "Thats what Fargate is" as if Fargate == Running Serverless Containers. On the other you're saying "you can make fargate spin up a container for an event, but it would be too slow for any useful event driven computing", which is the truth, but it contradicts your initial comment.