The initial AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service) release enabled the creation of Docker images and running them on EC2 instances. This was a great addition to an already flourishing bouquet of services from AWS. However, the provisioning of EC2 instances was a reason for considerable discomfort and required some level of capacity planning. With the introduction of Fargate, AWS encourages application developers to focus on business logic by eliminating the need to spend time and effort on deciding the required capacity. Fargate is a managed service that takes care of provisioning and managing load. This article would highlight the how-tos of deploying microservices on AWS Fargate.


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