In Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), HealthCheck is a mechanism for monitoring the health status of containerized applications running in tasks. It helps ensure that only healthy containers (with health check passing) serve traffic and unhealthy containers are replaced automatically. Configuring the ECS Managed Healthcheck is crucial for maintaining the availability, reliability, and scalability of … Continue reading Enabling Health Checks and CloudWatch Logs for AWS Fargate Tasks
Category: Container
Continuous Deployment of Amazon ECS service using Terraform and GitHub Actions
This note demonstrates how to host a Docker image as a container in Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS). Per AWS Docs, Amazon ECS is a fully managed container orchestration service that helps you easily deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications. Deploying a service into Amazon ECS can be divided into three separate use cases: … Continue reading Continuous Deployment of Amazon ECS service using Terraform and GitHub Actions
Build, Scan, and Push Docker image to Amazon ECR using GitHub Actions
This blog post is the second part of an umbrella series in which I demonstrate how to create and deploy an Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) service using Terraform and GitHub Actions. In the first part, I covered creating all the required AWS cloud services to host the ECS service. In this second part, I'll … Continue reading Build, Scan, and Push Docker image to Amazon ECR using GitHub Actions
Create infrastructure to host an Amazon ECS Service using Terraform
This is the first part of an umbrella note in which I describe how to create and deploy an Amazon ECS service using Terraform and GitHub Actions. The cloud engineering team must provision particular AWS cloud services before hosting a container in Amazon ECS. In this note, I list all the required AWS services, their … Continue reading Create infrastructure to host an Amazon ECS Service using Terraform
Push Docker images to Amazon ECR using YAML based Azure Pipelines
When it comes to identifying a process to deliver continuous value to customers, CI-CD is the defacto standard. And container technology enables that by encapsulating an application and its dependencies into a package that can be hosted and scaled independently of other applications. So DevOps engineers and application developers merged these ideas to forge a … Continue reading Push Docker images to Amazon ECR using YAML based Azure Pipelines
Getting started with Docker
If you are getting started or are a seasoned IT professional dealing with building or deploying application code, you may have heard of containers. This is my note, along with a few links as I wrapped my head around the concept of a docker image, an image repository, and an image container. By the end … Continue reading Getting started with Docker





