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Most likely yes. They've seen the writing on the wall, that K8s has won. It will probably just be a slow deprecation like they did with Simple DB.
It wasn't a particularly friendly service for developers, anyway.
Basically, create a new role with a trust relationship to `eks.amazonaws.com`, with the AmazonEKSClusterPolicy and AmazonEKSServicePolicy attached to it, and you should be good.
Thank you AWS, for having consistent naming schemes.
Does this mean ECS is going away? It’s sort of strange that they have two managed-container-deployment products.
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It wasn't a particularly friendly service for developers, anyway.
Isn't ECS the AWS optimized version and EKS the more basic stuff?
EKS is the optimized-for-AWS version of Kubernetes.
There’s also AWS Fargate, which is a more managed version of ECS.
> You pay $0.20 per hour for the EKS Control Plane, and usual EC2, EBS, and Load Balancing prices for resources that run in your account Objectively that's not bad for HA masters in separate AZs, but I think for those who have been using Kubernetes on the Google cloud it's certainly going to have a hard time competing with "you don't pay anything for HA masters at all." > ingress from the Twitch stream, it sounds lik…
IIUC, Google/GKE and Microsoft/AKS are single-zone by default... free for masters, but not free for HA.
My initial impressions are very negative. What even is the point of this? The clusters themselves do nothing, they're just a control plane you pay $144/month for. You need to add nodes from CloudFormation? Is there any integration at all with CodeBuild/CodeDeploy/CodePipeline? No mention anywhere of Ingress... I sure hope that's built in, but from what I'm reading it isn't? What was Amazon thinking by releasing this so unfinished?
> You pay $0.20 per hour for the EKS Control Plane, and usual EC2, EBS, and Load Balancing prices for resources that run in your account Objectively that's not bad for HA masters in separate AZs, but I think for those who have been using Kubernetes on the Google cloud it's certainly going to have a hard time competing with "you don't pay anything for HA masters at all." > ingress from the Twitch stream, it sounds lik…
Oof, $150/month base cost? No small workloads on EKS, I guess.
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Isn't ECS the AWS optimized version and EKS the more basic stuff?
No, ECS is a homegrown container orchestration service that has no relationship with Kubernetes. EKS is the optimized-for-AWS version of Kubernetes. There’s also AWS Fargate, which is a more managed version of ECS.
(Disclaimer: I work for Amazon, but don't have inside knowledge of the AWS Containers Organization's plans.)