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Fargate has full feature parity with Kubernetes? Is that true? Also, what exactly is "full, native IaaC support" in this case, compared to e.g. EKS?

• nuker 4y ago
  I meant ECS with fargate launch-type, of course. IaaC support is you can use single CFN template to deploy autoscaled service, with load balancing and run time parameters. No kubectl or helm needed.
  • dividedbyzero 4y ago
    Question stands for ECS too, does it actually have full feature parity by now? Last time I used it it was still more limited.
    • nuker 4y ago
      Give me one, not too esoteric plz
    • crgwbr 4y ago
      I’m sure it doesn’t have “full” feature parity, but do you really need 100% of k8s’ features? ECS is a lot simpler to work with and has plenty of features for most systems.
      • jnsaff2 4y ago
        So like Full Self Driving?