Section 19: Containers on AWS: ECS, Fargate, ECR & EKS Flashcards

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Service that allows you to store and manage Docker Images on AWS

A

Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

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Service that allows you to launch a managed Kubernetes cluster on AWS

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Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)

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EKS node type that allows you to easily create an ASG of EC2 instances

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Managed Node Group

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EKS node type that allows you to run EKS on your instances that you manage

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Self-Managed Nodes

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Fully managed service that makes it easy to deploy web applications and APIs at scale

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AWS App Runner

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You have multiple Docker-based applications hosted on-premises that you want to migrate to AWS. You don’t want to provision or manage any infrastructure; you just want to run your containers on AWS. Which AWS service should you choose?

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AWS Fargate on ECS

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Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) has two Launch Types: ……………… and ………………

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Amazon EC2 Launch Type and Fargate Launch Type

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You are deploying an application on an ECS Cluster made of EC2 instances. Currently, the cluster is hosting one application that is issuing API calls to DynamoDB successfully. Upon adding a second application, which issues API calls to S3, you are getting authorization issues. What should you do to resolve the problem and ensure proper security?

A

Create an IAM task role for the new application

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