AWS docker
AWS docker

AWS provides Docker runtime environments that allow Docker containers to run in ECS. Developers create Docker containers from their development environments. Therefore, the container possesses all the components and libraries it needs to run, which can be a boon to systems administrators. Docker eliminates the need for admins to chase down problems with incorrect library versions or packages, giving them more time to focus on managing servers.

Developers can also use preconfigured Docker containers. Docker Hub is a repository of preconfigured, downloadable containers.

Docker in AWS
AWS ECS is based on Docker, the service implements some additional structures for managing server clusters.

Docker instances are lighter-weight

Docker instances are lighter-weight

Containers are ultra-consistent

Containers are ultra-consistent

Containers are free and open source

Containers are free and open source

Docker is only one tool within the DevOps ecosystem. Continuous Integration servers

Docker is only one tool within the DevOps ecosystem. Continuous Integration servers

A container instance within EC2 instance running an ECS agent
A task definition, which is a collection of container definitions
A task, which is a running instance of a task definition and a Docker container
Benefits of using Amazon EC2 Container Service with Docker
The Amazon EC2 Container Service offers hosted, managed and fully programmable APIs to run Docker containers from within EC2. Developers choose the size and number of servers in the Docker fleet and Amazon puts those containers onto instances.

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