Amazon EKS Anywhere vs EKS on AWS Outposts

In this lightboard explainer, Sai Vennam compares Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) on AWS Outposts versus EKS Anywhere.
UPDATE: Local clusters are now available for Amazon EKS on Outposts, allowing you to run the entire Amazon EKS cluster on your Outpost. This newly released capability is an alternative to the extended cluster architecture discussed in this video. To learn more, see • Local Clusters for Ama... .
Learn more about EKS: aws.amazon.com/eks/
Customers have a need to run containers in on-premises or edge environments for many reasons, including regulatory, data residency, or latency concerns. With these two capabilities, customers can leverage the power of AWS to run containers at scale in environments outside of AWS cloud. In this video, Sai covers how these two solutions differ in hardware, connectivity, security, support, and more - all of which can help you make the right decision for your business.
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[@1404sun]

Pretty good explanation! Would love to see another with a deep dive on each option

[@danieljust295]

Excellent explanation. Straight to the point.

[@iaa6662]

Well summarized, thanks

[@samys288]

Excellent

[@rizwaanbutt]

Hi Sai, when did you change your job to AWS? Many congratulations mate.

[@rajgkumar6172]

ECS on outposts vs ECS Anywhere?