I don’t remember where i read it but as far as i know when using Fargate to run containers (with k8s or ecs) AWS will just allocate an ec2 instance for you. You

I don’t remember where i read it but as far as i know when using Fargate to run containers (with k8s or ecs) AWS will just allocate an ec2 instance for you. Your container will never run on the same vm as other customer. This explain i think the latency you can have to start a container. To improve that you need to handle your own ec2 cluster with an autoscaling group