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Container Platform Best Practices: Scaling

by Jessica Deen

Amazon ECS is used to run containerized application workloads of all sizes. This includes both the extremes of minimal testing environments and large production environments operating at a global scale.

With Amazon ECS, like all AWS services, you pay only for what you use. When architected appropriately, you can save costs by having your application consume only the resources that it needs at the time that it needs them. This visual shows how to run your Amazon ECS workloads in a way that meets your service-level objectives while still operating in a cost-effective manner.

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