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A curated list of awesome ECS guides, development tools, and resources

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ECS guide

A curated collection of resources and guides for Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) development and deployment.

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First steps

  • Amazon ECS Core Concepts

    Introduction to core concepts of Amazon ECS, including what are containers, why it is important to decouple applications from their underlying compute infrastructure, how ECS works, and what integrations that ECS has with the rest of AWS

  • Building Blocks of Amazon ECS

    Learn about the basic building blocks of ECS and how they fit together to fully understand how it works and how you can use it!

  • ECS Workshop

    A detailed workshop that guides you through creating a simple microservice deployment, load testing it, and monitoring it

  • AWS Copilot

    The getting started guide for AWS Copilot helps you deploy your first simple static website container on Fargate

Pick your container hosting strategy:

Pick your container hosting strategy: / Amazon EC2 or AWS Fargate?

Pick a tool for deploying your application

  • AWS Copilot

    The easiest starting experience for launching your local container on Fargate. This commandline tool helps you build and deploy your application, as well as deploy CI/CD pipelines that automatically rebuild and redeploy your application on Git push. It creates infrastructure as code templates for you behind the scenes

  • AWS Cloud Development Kit

    AWS CDK is an SDK that lets developers define and deploy AWS infrastructure using familiar programming languages, often the same language that the application itself is coded in. CDK creates CloudFormation automatically behind the scenes

Pick a tool for deploying your application / AWS Cloud Development Kit

  • aws-ecs

    This module provides simple low level constructs for creating ECS and Fargate services. It gets about 100k downloads per week on NPM, so it is quite popular as a choice

  • aws-ecs-patterns

    A more beginner friendly interface to CDK. These patterns help you setup simple things like a "load balanced service" or a "scheduled task"

  • ecs-service-extensions

    This CDK module provides the most extendable interface for ECS services. It lets you deploy an ECS service and then optionally attach extensions to it, which do things like add the service to a service mesh, or add an observability sidecar, etc. Read more about

Pick a tool for deploying your application

  • CloudFormation

    You can choose to write CloudFormation templates to describe your deployment directly, in which case these sample templates will help. Check out

  • Terraform ECS Blueprints

    Production ready AWS ECS infrastructure as code with Terraform

  • Troposphere + ECS

    For Python users can help create CloudFormation templates. This example shows how to create an ECS deployment using Troposphere

  • ECS CLI v1

    The original CLI for ECS is designed to be mostly compatible with Docker Compose. It turns a local Docker Compose file into a remote deployment

  • fargate

    Command line tool for interacting with AWS Fargate. With just a single command you can build, push, and launch your container in Fargate, orchestrated by ECS

  • fargate-create

    A CLI tool for creating new projects based on Terraform templates and . Supported stacks:

Pick a tool for deploying your application / fargate-create

Pick a tool for deploying your application

  • mu

    Automates everything relating to ECS devops and CI/CD. This framework lets you write a simple metadata file and it constructs all the infrastructure you need so that you can deploy to ECS by simply pushing to your Git repo

  • deployfish

    Write a simplified file describing your deployment and let this tool handle the heavy lifting of deploying your service

  • CloudFormation reference architecture

    An older CloudFormation reference architecture for ECS

  • empire

    Control layer on top of ECS that provides a Heroku like workflow

  • broadside

    Ruby based command line tool for deploying to ECS

  • UFO

    Ruby based tool for building containers and shipping them to ECS

  • pnzr

    Go based tool for building and pushing to ECS, also has integraton with AWS KMS for secrets management

  • deplojo

    Python based deployment tool using ECS

  • convox

    Easily build, deploy and scale applications on ECS

  • ecsctl

    Open source tool similar to Kubernetes for ECS

  • ecs-deploy

    Simple but powerful tool for initiating automatic blue green deploys on ECS

  • ecspresso

    Minimalistic: JSON file goes in, service launches

  • ecsrun

    Easily run one-off tasks against an ECS Task Definition using a config file based approach

  • shipctl

    Tool that supports deploying a task on ECS, rolling back, or just running a one-off task

  • ecsdeploy

    A client and simplified web interface for managing your ECS cluster, rolling out and rolling back application versions

  • ecs-service

    CLI tool for deploying to ECS using CloudFormation with support for .env files for environment specific configuration of your containers

  • kms-env

    CLI tool for managing secrets using AWS KMS in .env files which can be used in conjunction with to supply secrets to your containers

  • ecsq

    A developer friendly tool for querying the state of an ECS cluster

  • Wonqa

    is a tool for spinning up disposable QA environments in AWS Fargate, with SSL enabled by Let's Encrypt. More details about Wonqa on the

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