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> I’ll also introduce you to a CLI tool that is Fargate’s equivalent to Kubernetes’ kubectl that can take you from a Dockerfile to a running web service in just
by yebyen 7y ago
> I’ll also introduce you to a CLI tool that is Fargate’s equivalent to Kubernetes’ kubectl that can take you from a Dockerfile to a running web service in just two commands.
Is anyone aware of this tool? Is it something I can check out now, or do I have to wait for the next installment? This sounds compelling, and even if I don't want to use Fargate, it will help me to relate with people that have used Fargate, and give us more common ground so we can talk on equal footing.
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- kolanos 7y agoAuthor here, the CLI tool is: https://github.com/jpignata/fargate https://github.com/jpignata/fargate Part 2 is still planned and is now being fast tracked since there's interest in Fargate.
- yebyen 7y agoThanks, this is awesome! I am not a fan of Fargate based on personal bias mostly towards K8s and a sour taste I got when Fargate and EKS were first announced together, (with Fargate "available now" and EKS coming soon, it felt very desperate, but that's neither here nor there...) Was very impressed by this screencast and will definitely try Fargate now thanks to your work here. When I got to the point in the screencast where you build the image locally, I was on the edge of my seat hoping it would include some CodeBuild setup automation too; maybe you have already planned that, (or maybe that would ruin its simplicity.) That was a great demo, even without this part.