Amazon ECR and ECS
Containers are the new norm. Every single company that I've come across in the last few years is using or considering using containers for their software. This enables us to build software with the microservices principles in mind (small individual software components running independently) as it provides a decent level of abstraction from the configuration and deployment of different apps: basically, the entire configuration is stored in a container and we only need to worry about how to run it.
Amazon, as one of the pioneers of the microservices architectures, has created its own image registry and cluster (service).
As we will see in depth in Chapter 3, Docker, is built around two concepts: images and containers. An ...
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