Elastic Beanstalk vs. ECS vs. Kubernetes: Part 4
Mar 25, 2017
This is Part 4 of Elastic Beanstalk vs. ECS vs. Kubernetes, see Part 1
Conclusion
If you’d read up until this point, it’s probably no surprise what I’m going to write here.
Kubernetes is an open source project that can run on Google Cloud Platform, AWS, Mesos, Azure, SoftLayer, CenturyLink Cloud, your local machine (minikube), CoreOS, and bare metal. It’s design is based on concepts from running containers at Google for 15 years. There’s a ton of community support as well as 3rd party addons and tools.
I think ECS was a valiant effort by AWS, but ultimately I’ll be more than happy to see Kubernetes become the de facto standard for container orchestration.
- Auto-generate Kubernetes ConfigMaps from Environr
- Elastic Beanstalk Secrets as a Service
- Keep Your Tooling Simple
- Hosted Secrets Management for Kubernetes
- Start Using Feature Toggles Now
- Ansible, Puppet, Chef: No thanks
- Gogland IDE
- Super Cheap and Flexible Hosting of your Go Application
- Elastic Beanstalk vs. ECS vs. Kubernetes: Part 4
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