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Running docker clusters on AWS seems a little foolish to me unless your trying to save money. Instead of manage containers why not just manage instances?
by codewithcheese 11y ago
Running docker clusters on AWS seems a little foolish to me unless your trying to save money. Instead of manage containers why not just manage instances?
- vidarh 11y agoIf you're trying to save money, you wouldn't be using AWS in the first place. Here's one reason to run Docker on AWS: Putting everything in Docker containers makes it far easier to migrate off AWS if/when you want to.
- brianwawok 11y agoWell unless you use sqs and sns and s3 and redshift... Then you are pretty locked in anyway
- pnathan 11y agoboot time is one reason. another reason is integration with the aws ecosystem of services - it's not just ec2 these days.