This is far far far behind what AWS has with AWS Fargate I think since 2017. And they even have support for using Kubernetes on Fargate (since 2019), so you don't have to lock yourself into Fargate like you have to do here in Microsoft's solution. Can someone explain to me what am I missing here? How is this interesting in 2024?
Theres also cloudrun from GCP where it can automatically updates running instances everytime you push images to the repo. It abstracts almost all the complicated configs. It can even scale down to zero if not used. Aws also have this but close (apprunner).
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This is far far far behind what AWS has with AWS Fargate I think since 2017. And they even have support for using Kubernetes on Fargate (since 2019), so you don't have to lock yourself into Fargate like you have to do here in Microsoft's solution. Can someone explain to me what am I missing here? How is this interesting in 2024?
This is interesting to Azure customers. It's not a talk about AWS.
I guess it's good to be aware of alternatives though
Theres also cloudrun from GCP where it can automatically updates running instances everytime you push images to the repo. It abstracts almost all the complicated configs. It can even scale down to zero if not used. Aws also have this but close (apprunner).