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AWS needs to glue EC2 and ECS scheduling together. Today the schedulers are separate. So basically the feet does not know what the arms are doing. That leaves f
by acd 8y ago
AWS needs to glue EC2 and ECS scheduling together. Today the schedulers are separate. So basically the feet does not know what the arms are doing. That leaves fixing this scaling up to the client meaning duplicate code effort solving the same thing for each AWS customer.
- avitzurel 8y agoYour last sentence is something I have been thinking about for a very long time. I have been in Devops since it before it had a name and I see many companies solving the same problems. Like ths auto-scaling post. That's not the first company to deal with it (nor the last). Providing a set of tools can be very beneficial but so hard to dial down. I have a very big itch around solving this problem.
- NathanKP 8y agoAWS employee here. This is a feature that is currently on our public roadmap for container services, in the "Researching" category: https://github.com/aws/containers-roadmap/issues/76 https://github.com/aws/containers-roadmap/issues/76 Feel free to drop a thumbs up on the roadmap item to show your support and boost its priority on the roadmap, or leave a comment to let us know more about your needs.