[paulddraper]

I never said your disk was full with logs.

> how pray tell will I troubleshoot my programs running on Lambda or Fargate?

That is indeed a big problem running on Lambda and Fargate.

In my experience, Fargate isn't very commonly used and Lambda is used for only relatively simple things.

[scarface74]

It’s not a problem at all with lambda or Fargate. Logging can be as simple as printing to the console and they go to CloudWatch.

It’s the same concept. If you’re troubleshooting at any point involves needing to log in to an EC2 instance, you might as well have a few bespoke servers called “Web01” and “Web02”. You’re just using ASG to create pets at scale. We run an ASG in production that scales from 2 to 30 instances based on the number of messages in a queue, lambdas running all of the time, some a Fargate tasks etc. it would be a nightmare to troubleshoot all of those processes without centralized, queryable logs.

In my experience, Fargate isn't very commonly used and Lambda is used for only relatively simple things.

And that experience is representative of the entire AWS ecosystem?