SERVICE DOMAIN
Compute
Compute services for applications, functions, and containers.PUBLIC NOTES
Knowledge Notes
Amazon ECS
AWS-native container orchestration for deploying, scheduling, scaling, and maintaining container workloads.
→Amazon EKS
AWS-managed Kubernetes for running workloads that need Kubernetes APIs, tooling, and ecosystem compatibility.
→Amazon Lightsail
A simplified bundle of compute, storage, networking, and fixed-price plans for small and predictable workloads.
→AWS Batch
Managed scheduling and execution for batch jobs that can queue, retry, and run on suitable compute capacity.
→AWS Elastic Beanstalk
A managed application deployment service that provisions common AWS infrastructure from uploaded application code.
→AWS Fargate
Serverless compute for containers used with ECS or EKS, billed for task or pod resources.
→AWS Lambda
Runs function code in response to events without managing servers, with automatic scaling and usage-based billing.
→AWS Outposts
AWS-managed infrastructure installed at a customer site to run selected AWS services with local latency or residency needs.
→Container vs Virtual Machine
Containers share a host kernel and package applications, while virtual machines include a full guest operating system.
→Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
Automatically adds, removes, or replaces EC2 instances so capacity follows demand within defined limits.
→EC2 Instance Types and Pricing Models
Select EC2 families by resource profile and pricing models by workload stability and interruption tolerance.
→Amazon EC2
Virtual servers in the AWS Cloud, offering extensive system control while leaving the guest OS, patches, runtime, and applications under your responsibility.
→Amazon ECR
A managed container image registry integrated with ECS, EKS, IAM, scanning, and deployment workflows.
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