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Amazon EC2 Container Service,ponents, such as VPC (Virtual Private Cloud), EC2, ELBs (Elastic Load Balancers), and Route53. The main issue with ECS is that it is coupled to AWS, and currently you can’t run an ECS cluster on other cloud providers, which makes sense since it’s an Amazon technology.

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Jānis Kampars,Guntis Mosāns,Jānis Grabisponents, such as VPC (Virtual Private Cloud), EC2, ELBs (Elastic Load Balancers), and Route53. The main issue with ECS is that it is coupled to AWS, and currently you can’t run an ECS cluster on other cloud providers, which makes sense since it’s an Amazon technology.

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Pablo Acu?aFirst book on the market that teaches Rails on Docker, Kubernetes and ECS.Short, concise, and easy to follow, with a fully working Ruby on Rails app example.Written by a developer who has tested the m

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Algimantas Skuodis,Olga KurasovaIn this chapter I’ll show how you can automate the entire deployment process using Jenkins for both platforms, Kubernetes and ECS. Our final goal is to be able to update our application by pushing to some Git branch.

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Continuous Integration,In this chapter I’ll show how you can automate the entire deployment process using Jenkins for both platforms, Kubernetes and ECS. Our final goal is to be able to update our application by pushing to some Git branch.

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Development, we can test it easily. Also, the idea of using containers to deploy applications makes more sense when we have small applications. That’s because, in this kind of architecture, we’ll be pulling and pushing images to a Docker registry all the time, and it’s better to have lightweight images if we want to have faster deploys.