¿Cómo ejecuto una imagen de Docker en Fargate?

How do I run a docker image in fargate?

The steps here are:

1. Create the Docker image.
2. Create an ECR registry.
3. Tag the image.
4. Give the Docker CLI permission to access your Amazon account.
5. Upload your docker image to ECR.
6. Create a Fargate Cluster for ECS to use for the deployment of your container.
7. Create an ECS Task.
8. Run the ECS Task!

Running Docker on AWS EC2

1. 1 — Setup EC2 instance. I already did a tutorial on how to create an EC2 instance, so I won’t repeat it.
2. 2 — Install Docker. Once your instance is ready to use, connect via SSH to the server using the public DNS and the public key:
3. 3 — Deploy Docker Container. It’s time to run your first container.

Hear this out loudPauseNow, customers can use Docker Desktop and Docker Compose to deploy containers on Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) using the AWS Fargate launch type. All of this is made possible with Docker Desktop and Docker Compose that customers use to build and test locally.

Hear this out loudPauseDocker is an operating system for containers. Docker is installed on each server and provides simple commands you can use to build, start, or stop containers. AWS services such as AWS Fargate, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, and AWS Batch make it easy to run and manage Docker containers at scale.

Set the port to the same port that your docker container exposes. You can define a lot more options for your container, but you don’t need anything more for it to run. So right now we won’t bother. Click add container and continue working on the Task Definition. Set your preferred task memory and task cpu.

Amazon ECS uses Docker images in task definitions to launch containers as part of tasks in your clusters. AWS and Docker have collaborated to make a simplified developer experience that enables you to deploy and manage containers on Amazon ECS directly using Docker tools.

It is basically a way of running your apps without having to manage servers or scaling clusters. Fargate is part of Amazons Elastic Container Service (ECS). It is the perfect choice for developers that want to run apps with low traffic without spending too much on overpowered EC2 instances.

To run a container, we must host our docker image on AWS, we need a Cluster to run services, a Task-Definition which defines what container to run and how to run it in a service. We also need the service itself and a load balancer to point traffic from the web to our service in the cluster.