nathanpeck / awesome-ecs

A curated list of awesome ECS guides, development tools, and resources

Hi I'm Nathan! 👋

• I work as a senior developer advocate at AWS 🥑
• You can chat with me on LinkedIn, or check my blog for interesting articles and videos
• I am also responsible for:
  • Containers on AWS - A large collection of infrastructure as code patterns for Amazon ECS and AWS Fargate. This is a great place to find example applications and starter templates you can use to deploy your own containers on AWS.
  • Awesome ECS: A curated list that helps folks who want to dive into the world of deploying containerized applications using Amazon ECS.
  • ecs-service-extensions: An AWS Cloud Development Kit module for constructing ECS services and extending them with features like service mesh and observability

awesome-ecs's Issues

Got anything for registering a fargate service into consul?

I see a link for using ECS + EC2 to register services into consul. I was wondering if there are resources for recommended ways to handle that for strictly fargate (not using Consul Connect or External Resource registration).

[Readme] - Broken link for Consul service discovery

Hi, recently found this awesome list of all things ECS and found a broken link i wanted to report:

awesome-ecs/README.md

Line 92 in ba970b9

- [Using Consul](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/service-discovery-via-consul-with-amazon-ecs/)

Tried searching the net to see if it could have moved somewhere else but couldn't find it so perhaps it was retired? Not sure...

Anything on running Rails console on ECS Fargate?

Would be great if there would be some content, as this is still a missing link. Thanks!

How to send Fargate container logs to Papertrail?

Hi @nathanpeck,

Do you have any resource on how to send/forward all logs from Fargate containers to Papertrail platform?

My organization is in the midst of migrating to AWS ECS Fargate (using CDK). We've been using Papertrail for few years and we want to keep it as our logging solution instead of CloudWatch. Appreciate if you can share some inputs for this.

Thanks.

Wanted: reaping old tasks

I admit it, we have some containers that have slow memory leaks.

We'd love to have some good proven solutions for reaping old tasks. Something that will kill tasks over a week old, say. Slowly so as not to disrupt general service availability.

Was hoping to find something here, did not.

Addition request - Herman

Check out this blog post https://batchofcode.com/2018/07/04/herman-open-source.html
and this repo: https://github.com/libertymutual/herman