4 Easy Steps to Deploy Your Microservices Architecture With AWS ECS

[@sasidharansivaprakasam3085]

Great explanations. Thanks for the video

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks to you for watching Sasidharan!

[@programmierenabisz4664]

Thank you so much, man, i am currently looking your second video and again it made so much clear for me. AWS was a misterum for me. So many features and things you can do there but you bring it to the point. Exactly the information you need for starting with AWS. Of course this YT channel is in my abos since now!

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thank you 😅 you made my day

[@yooos3]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Wonderful! Thank you for watching, Lakshya!

[@raghavendra6978]

Thank you :)

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks to you for watching!

[@TechSolnxs]

Good explanation 👏

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thank you!

[@YashdeepShetty]

Thanks a lot ✌

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Enjoy and share!

[@lannisnguyen]

Awesome

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks!

[@discover_with_her]

great

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks Monica!

[@kaylangenberg7107]

Hey Sergio, thank you for the good explanation. What were the costs of this set up per month? (~) Thanks!!

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

I've used the t2.micro instance type, and I'm in the first year, so it's in the free eligible tier: I pay nothing per month. In the second year, having a t2.micro running 24/7 costs around 10$ per month. But a t2.micro is a very small instance. You should check what CPU and RAM do you need and the costs: aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/

[@kaylangenberg7107]

@@TheDevWorldbySergioLema Thanks Sergio! Already took a look this morning, was curious what your set up costed if running. Thanks anyway! Keep up to good work!

[@sidimohamedelhamed4419]

Thanks please a video like that using terraform

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

I've never worked with Terraform. But I will try to do a version more DevOps oriented

[@caffeinejavacode1475]

how to deploy service A and service B and make REST communication between them

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

You have to configure the Security groups: which one has access to internet; which one can request the other.

[@VamsiGanteda]

​@@TheDevWorldbySergioLema please make a video about this

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

I'm preparing a video about advanced features of microservices in AWS ECS. I hope to have it ready soon

[@fuhadyusuf4275]

​@@TheDevWorldbySergioLema I'm currently stuck on creating a service from the clusters, when u selected to use EC2 in the launch type, it says I don't have an EC2 instance connected to the cluster. 🤧...

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

When you create the ECS cluster, you need to select an ECS with EC2 instances. Then you have the option to create the EC2 instanced attached to the cluster. From there, you don't need to create the EC2 instances manually.

[@cloud_Engineer]

Is process remains same for production level application also??

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

For production configurations, I use the same configuration For production releases, I use a CI/CD to run those commands instead of manually.

[@lannisnguyen]

Awesome

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks again!