Founded by Adam Selipsky in 2015
Run, manage, and scale containerized applications across cloud servers and serverless compute
Pricing model
Paid
Rating
★ People love it
Time to value
Quick Setup (< 1 hour)
You can use Amazon ECS to run and manage Docker containers without configuring complex server clusters. It connects directly with compute options like AWS Fargate and Amazon EC2 so you can scale workloads up or down automatically. The service handles container scheduling, health checks, networking, and rolling updates across your deployments. You can deploy microservices, run scheduled batch processing jobs, modernise legacy applications, and host generative AI models. It also works in on-premises data centers using Amazon ECS Anywhere to manage hybrid infrastructure from a single console.
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Pricing model: Paid
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