This document discusses containerization technologies on AWS including Docker, Kubernetes, service mesh, service discovery, ECS, and EKS. It notes that Kubernetes is becoming the new standard like VMWare was, but brings complexity. EKS is highlighted as AWS' managed Kubernetes offering that simplifies adoption and shortens ramp-up time by leveraging AWS services like Application Load Balancers. The document ends by asking if there are any questions.

1. AWS
Containerization
Topic: Containers

2. ○ Docker - api built around lxc
○ Kubernetes - Container workload scheduler open sourced by Google, based on Borg
○ Service Mesh - networking and application aware control plane
○ Service Discovery - solution to provide deterministic paths to certain applications
○ ECS - Docker Scheduler based off of EC2 scheduling
○ EKS - Managed Kubernetes Service through AWS
○ Fargate - Serverless Docker container scheduler
Core Terminology

3. Kubernetes
SPEND THE TIME TO LEARN k8s
● The new “VMWare”
● Best of breed container orchestration solution
● Production and Enterprise Ready
● Very active project

5. ● Great deal of complexity.
● Fast moving ecosystem with not many
“validated” surefire solutions.
● Leveraging a managed service like EKS for
example greatly simplifies the adoption and
shortens the ramp-up.
K8s Challenges

6. AWS’ managed Kubernetes
offering.
EKS at a High Level

8. Tight integration with AWS’ ALB
load balancing technologies
EKS ALB Ingress Controller

9. EKS provides the ability to accelerate
application delivery and efficiency
through automation.
Deploying Applications to EKS

10. Questions?