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by zedpm
2823 days ago
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Yeah, I would recommend it in certain circumstances. EKS has $150/month base cost for the control plane, so for small environments it's too expensive. For groups with existing experience with Docker and Docker Compose but no experience with Kubernetes, it's fairly easy to get things working on ECS. If you don't have a whole ops team with time to build out all the tooling to make k8s use easy for devs, then again k8s probably isn't the right answer. Kubernetes is great, but you're not being honest with yourself if you can't acknowledge the difficulty in going from 0 to production-ready. There is a ton of complexity and lots of grief on the path to a fully functional k8s environment. |
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