Containers in the Cloud: What Are Your Options?

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Google Cloud Run

If you’re looking to run containerized applications in GCP without the overhead of managing the underlying infrastructure, Cloud Run is one option. With this fully managed serverless hosting service for containers, you’re charged only for the resources consumed by the containers.

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Google Kubernetes Engine

GKE clusters can be deployed as both multi-zonal and regional to protect workloads from cloud outages. GKE also comes with many out-of-the-box security features, such as data encryption and vulnerability scanning for container images through integration with the Container Analysis service.

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Google Anthos

Google Cloud’s Anthos is a comprehensive and advanced solution that can be leveraged to deploy managed Kubernetes clusters in the cloud and on-premises. Anthos provides a GKE on-premises option you can use to deploy new GKE clusters into your private cloud on-premises. It's also possible to register existing non-GKE clusters with Anthos. GKE on AWS helps in multicloud scenarios, where a compatible GKE environment in AWS can be created, updated, or deleted using a management service from the Anthos UI. Meanwhile, Anthos Config Management and Service Mesh solutions help with policy automation, security management, and visibility into your applications deployed across multiple clusters for a unified management experience.

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Azure Web App for Containers

Azure Web App allows you to deploy containers on the service using container images from Docker Hub or Azure Container Registry. The backend OS patching, capacity management, and load balancing of services are handled by the platform, and the service enables on-demand scaling, either through scale-up or scale-out options based on configured scaling rules. This also helps with cost management, where costs are automatically reduced during off-peak hours. The service ensures high availability as well since the container services can be deployed across multiple Azure Regions.

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AWS Outposts

AWS Outposts is a hybrid cloud service that brings AWS services, including container services like EKS, to your on-premises data center. Currently shipped as a 42U rack unit, this service is installed, updated, and fully managed by AWS. The solution can be connected to a local AWS Region for a hybrid experience, where the services in Outposts can connect directly to the services in the cloud.

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AWS Fargate

AWS Fargate is a serverless compute service for containers that can be integrated with Amazon EKS and Amazon ECS. It reduces operational overhead, as you don’t have to deploy and configure the underlying infrastructure for hosting containers, and you’re charged only for the compute capacity being used to run the workloads.

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Amazon EKS

EKS is most beneficial if you’re planning for a production-scale deployment of microservices-based applications on AWS, easily scalable web applications, integration with machine learning models, batch processing jobs, and the like.

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