Also stay the hell away from anything which is not portable between cloud vendors.
Doesn't ECS violate this? This is something I've preferred in theory about kubernetes. At least in theory, it's supported everywhere. But I have also wondered whether it would be just as "easy" in practice to move from ECS to another cloud, as it is with EKS. (That is, neither would actually be easy.)
The metadata and configuration does violate this but the containers are portable if you care enough to make sure that they don't depend on anything AWS specific.
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Doesn't ECS violate this? This is something I've preferred in theory about kubernetes. At least in theory, it's supported everywhere. But I have also wondered whether it would be just as "easy" in practice to move from ECS to another cloud, as it is with EKS. (That is, neither would actually be easy.)
The metadata and configuration does violate this but the containers are portable if you care enough to make sure that they don't depend on anything AWS specific.
Gotcha!