Using AWS Copilot: Beginner’s Guide to Container Deployment
AWS Copilot is a command-line interface tool that simplifies containerized application deployment on Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS). It is a tool designed to make the deployment process more straightforward and faster, especially for new ECS users who want to move beyond the manual management of lower-level infrastructure. AWS Copilot enables developers to focus more on developing high-quality applications and less on worrying about the underlying infrastructure. By automating many of the complex infrastructure and deployment tasks, Copilot creates modern application deployments based on production-ready patterns that include best practices designed by ECS engineers and customers over the years. This article will discuss AWS Copilot's features, use cases, fundamental concepts, and deployment process, and how it addresses pain points associated with manual deployment. AWS Copilot | Deploy Application with One Command Run the following command to deploy your containerized application to AWS ECS using AWS Copilot. $ git clone [REPOSITORY…
