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AWS ECS

AWS ECS

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What is AWS ECS?

AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) is a fully managed container orchestration service that makes it easy for you to deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications. ECS supports both Docker containers and Windows containers, and allows you to run your containers on a serverless infrastructure using AWS Fargate or on EC2 instances that you manage. ECS is commonly used for microservices architectures, batch processing, web applications, and machine learning inference.

What other technologies are related to AWS ECS?

AWS ECS Competitor Technologies

AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that can be used as an alternative to containerized applications managed by ECS.
mentioned alongside AWS ECS in 20% (38.6k) of relevant job posts
AWS EKS is a managed Kubernetes service, offering an alternative container orchestration platform to ECS.
mentioned alongside AWS ECS in 28% (22.2k) of relevant job posts

AWS ECS Complementary Technologies

ECS can run tasks and services on EC2 instances within your AWS account.
mentioned alongside AWS ECS in 21% (32.6k) of relevant job posts
ECS applications can use S3 for storage of files, data, and static assets.
mentioned alongside AWS ECS in 16% (36.6k) of relevant job posts
ECS applications commonly connect to RDS databases for persistent data storage.
mentioned alongside AWS ECS in 20% (26.3k) of relevant job posts

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