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What's the difference between EphemeralStorageReserved and MemoryReserved on ECS Fargate?

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I don't understand the difference between EphemeralStorageReserved and MemoryReserved on ECS Fargate. My task definition specifies 4gb for the 'memory' attribute. I'm seeing MemoryReserved is 4gb while EphemeralStorageReserved is around 20gb. Which one should I be caring about?

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ServerlessContainers
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AWS FargateAmazon Elastic Container Service
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leveler
asked 3 years ago452 views
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If I understand correctly, you want MemoryReserved. The other is for temporarily storing data not for processing the workloads.

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Zach Perlman
answered 3 years ago
  • leveler
    3 years ago

    We're using fargate for an API server for ephemeral storage is typically fine. My process is saying that I'm running out of memory but both graphs show that there is much more room in storage so I was trying to figure out why.

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