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isn't this basically AWS Fargate? It is close to Fargate. But on Fargate there's still a lot you have to manually control, like when to spawn up new instances,
by emilsedgh 5y ago
isn't this basically AWS Fargate?
It is close to Fargate. But on Fargate there's still a lot you have to manually control, like when to spawn up new instances, etc.
Cloud Run has this extremely simply concurrency model: You tell how many requests your app can handle concurrently and how many instances are allowed to run any given time.
* Do you mean that you could write a regular Flask/PHP app and it will automatically make it serverless? What about long running tasks that gets triggered by http? *
It's Docker based. So it doesn't really care. It just spawns up your docker file and expects your app to listen on $PORT.
- mwarkentin 5y agohttps://aws.amazon.com/apprunner/ https://aws.amazon.com/apprunner/ Is a bit closer
- tomatowurst 5y agowhat if a process takes like an hour or two to finish, can apprunner handle this? Often I find myself panicking because I can't finish a task in 15 minute limit, and so I end up spinning up Lightsail server to process long running tasks, which means I need to create SQS queue to manage pending jobs, and its a wheel I seem to reinvent constantly.