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Compare AWS Elastic Beanstalk and AWS Fargate 
AWS Elastic Beanstalk vs AWS Fargate
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found AWS Fargate easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with AWS Fargate overall.
- Reviewers felt that AWS Fargate meets the needs of their business better than AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that AWS Elastic Beanstalk is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of AWS Fargate over AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
Honestly, the best part of Elastic Beanstalk, aside from the language support, is the simplicity it offers my development teams in spinning up applications both for POC and production work loads. Once we setup the VPC's for the apps, its DEAD simple to...
Deployments at scale. The "swap URLs" method of blue-green deployment didn't work very well for us. We served relatively few clients, but at a high volume. Much of our client traffic was going through a load balancer that cached the ELB IPs indefinitely....
i have been using AWS Fargate for 1 year , it's a launch type within existing ECS(Elastic Container Service) , before introducing it most customer were running their application on AWS EC2 only , and that was really hard to configure and as a cloud...
The pricing of fargate is the only thing as of now that is in my dislike part.
Honestly, the best part of Elastic Beanstalk, aside from the language support, is the simplicity it offers my development teams in spinning up applications both for POC and production work loads. Once we setup the VPC's for the apps, its DEAD simple to...
i have been using AWS Fargate for 1 year , it's a launch type within existing ECS(Elastic Container Service) , before introducing it most customer were running their application on AWS EC2 only , and that was really hard to configure and as a cloud...
Deployments at scale. The "swap URLs" method of blue-green deployment didn't work very well for us. We served relatively few clients, but at a high volume. Much of our client traffic was going through a load balancer that cached the ELB IPs indefinitely....
The pricing of fargate is the only thing as of now that is in my dislike part.
