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Apart from EKS, you can consider ECS or App Runner, EKS is good for production ready use case with a lot of microservices/full control. If you have just a couple of them, you can save costs by using the below two:
answered 9 months ago
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Hi, you may want to read the following to analyze all perspectives re. migration to EKS:
- https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/migrating-from-self-managed-kubernetes-to-amazon-eks-here-are-some-key-considerations/
- https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/field-notes-migrating-a-self-managed-kubernetes-cluster-on-ec2-to-amazon-eks/
Also this video about Best Practices when Migrating to Amazon EKS may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO0RPw9i2mQ
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Didier
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- How good if I migrate it to EKS
- It depends on your scenario, what are you seeking for ? Like reducing cost and more flexibility? You can also optimized the pod density in a specific instance.
- Shall I pick 1 instance for all micro-services. If i took 1 then if something went wrong machine crashes then all the services will go down.
- You can check the EKS event to see what happened behind, was that due to lack of vcpu or any else?
- Shall go for setup self-managed Kubernates
- If you would like to have more control with container like customized AMI, it can also be considered. But normally AWS managed EKS will be a good choice.
answered 8 months ago
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