A company built an application with Docker containers and needs to run the application in the AWS Cloud. The company wants to use a managed service to host the application.
The solution must scale in and out appropriately according to demand on the individual container services. The solution also must not result in additional operational overhead or infrastructure to manage.
Which solutions will meet these requirements? (Choose two.)
Using Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) with AWS Fargate and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) with AWS Fargate are both managed services that allow running Docker containers on AWS. These solutions handle the scaling in and out based on the demand for individual container services without adding operational overhead or the need to manage infrastructure. AWS Fargate, in particular, abstracts the underlying infrastructure, thus reducing the operational burden for the user.
I don't want confuse other...
Option AB
Option AB
Are people picking A&B as alternate solutions? Is the question asking for alternates?? Am I missing something? Somebody explain please I'm super confused.
The question states itself. Which Solutions....?
I believe so. Based on other questions, they would have asked "which combination"
Option AB
Everyone is picking AB too..
AB are using AWS Fargate which IS considered a managed service, option C does not run containers, , DE you have to manage your own EC2 instances thus not consider managed
It should be AB, Container :ECS , EKS
No, I decided to change my option since this question is asking "Docker"&"AWS" it is not asking local Kubernet, so AC should be the right answer.
It should be AB
The question is asking for two alternatives to run Docker containers in a serverless service with minimal effort. Option C will require a lot of effort to configure the Lambda and the API Gateway to run the Container correctly. Instead, just use EKS o ECS with Fargate to execute the container image