Sure, here's a comparison table of AWS App Runner, ECS on EC2, and ECS on Fargate that includes the pros and cons of each service:
Here are some additional details and some additional pros and cons:
Pros:
- Quick to set up, manage and deploy
- Automatic scaling is easy to configure and run
- Intuitive interface which requires no containerization or deployment knowledge
Cons:
- Limited control over infrastructure
- Not suitable for complex, high-availability applications
Pros:
- Offers more versatility in terms of customizability and management of container-driven application environments.
- Better integration with existing build systems, Git repositories and automation tools.
- More flexibility in its configuration, such as having the ability to move between different ECS clusters.
Cons:
- Requires more work-on setup and management than the fully managed approach.
- Configuration can be complex and difficult without proper knowledge around containerization and deployment.
Pros:
- Like App Runner, it is quick to set up and manage without requiring manual intervention
- Provides extensive hardware support and task isolation capabilities
- Good for applications that require strict security compliance standards
Cons:
- Higher costs compared to ECS on EC2.
- Reduced visibility and control over underlying infrastructure.