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I've only used Azure and it looks like ECS is equivelent to Azure Container Apps. I found their consumption model to be very cheap for doing dev/test. Not sure
by phatfish 2y ago
I've only used Azure and it looks like ECS is equivelent to Azure Container Apps. I found their consumption model to be very cheap for doing dev/test. Not sure what it is like for larger workloads.
Charing per deployment sounds crazy though.
- dkersten 2y ago> Charging per deployment sounds crazy though. I think technically I was just being charged for the container host machine, but while each individual deploy only lasted a minute or so, I was being charged the minimum each time. And each new deploy started a new host machine. Something like that anyway, it was a few years ago, so I don't remember the specifics. So I can understand why, but it doesn't change that if their logging hadn't been so flaky, I should have been able to fix the issue in minutes with minimal cost, like I did on Digital Ocean. Besides, the $100 they charged me doesn't include the much more expensive two days I wasted on it.
- infecto 2y agoYes I believe that is the equivalent to ACA. I use ECS in prod and its incredibly cheap and efficient. Like all things it requires a little legwork to make sure its the best fit. They just charge for the underlying machines not the deployment itself.