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I'm with you here -- ECS deploys are pretty painless and uncomplicated, but I can picture a few scenarios where this ends up being necessary, for ex; if they ha
by roshbhatia 2y ago
I'm with you here -- ECS deploys are pretty painless and uncomplicated, but I can picture a few scenarios where this ends up being necessary, for ex; if they have a lot of services deployed on ECS and it ends up bloating the size of the Terraform state. That'd slow down plans and applies significantly, which makes sharding the Terraform state by literally cloning the configuration based on a template a lot safer.
- freedomben 2y ago> ECS deploys are pretty painless and uncomplicated Unfortunately in my experience, this is true until it isn't. Once it isn't true, it can quickly become a painful blackbox debugging exercise. If your org is big enough to have dedicated AWS support then they can often get help from engineers, but if you aren't then life can get really complicated. Still not a bad choice for most apps though, especially if it's just a run-of-the-mill HTTP-based app