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This is quite an old post relative to the age of ECS, closer in time to when it was announced than now.
by hartror 11y ago
This is quite an old post relative to the age of ECS, closer in time to when it was announced than now.
- kevinbowman 11y agoAlso odd that, if you read until the end, the author professes to have not actually tried using ECS yet. It's a good collection of the author's impressions of what ECS looks to be from the documentation, but it's a little out of date.
- rossf7 11y agoYes this is based on the trial release of ECS. Some extra features were added in the GA release last month. There is now ECS support in the AWS web console Also ECS Services can automatically register containers with an Elastic Load Balancer. We launched http://force12.io http://force12.io on Friday which is a demo of container autoscaling running on ECS. I'll be doing a blog post this week on how we're using ECS.
- jronald 11y agoI'll try and keep an eye out for the blog post - I'm working with building a CD pipeline w/ jenkins, docker, and node to Beanstalk, and I'm sure we're doing things inefficiently.
- rossf7 11y agoThanks, I'll be posting it to HN! You've probably seen it but for Elastic Beanstalk there is now a multi container version which uses ECS under the hood. Previously there was a limitation of 1 container per VM. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create_deploy_docker_ecs.html http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create...