When I played with Fargate about a year ago or, this was its Achilles heel. I was hoping for a solution that would auto-scale very quickly, but the healthcheck

When I played with Fargate about a year ago or, this was its Achilles heel. I was hoping for a solution that would auto-scale very quickly, but the healthcheck intervals and minimum counts to consider a container "running" couldn't go below 30 seconds or so. As far as I recall, this is all configured on the load balancer, rather than directly inside Fargate. Somehow makes it feel less like a "fully managed" solution, but rather something you have to still tinker quite a bit with. (compared to Lambda, which you really don't have to worry about scaling at all) EDIT: [0] indicates that the minimum you can set is 10 seconds (minimum 2 intervals of 5 seconds to consider it "healthy"), if I understand it correctly [0] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/application/target-group-health-checks.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/appl...