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feat: Migrate fastly-exporter to AWS ECS Express
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feat: Migrate fastly-exporter to AWS ECS Express
#830
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from a first look it doesn't look that much simpler 😅 |
Umm... TBH, I'm interested in learning about some of the stuff that isn't clearly mentioned in the Terraform docs, or maybe I should dig a little deeper on
With ECS Express we're offloading more infra management from the user side to the vendor (AWS) IMO, ECS Express is not suitable for complex/critical setups. |
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So you think aws ecs express is not easily extensible? Since the terraform code increased I'm wondering if it's suitable even for simple services. Btw most of our services are quite simple. Just docker container and postgres |
IMO, yes! For example, Bors uses an EFS mount, and since there’s currently no explicit way to define task definitions, we might lose support for custom configurations. In my experience, sooner or later, a self-managed Postgres instance will also require persistent storage like EFS. And in the future, there may be other containers that need to write to EFS as well. Along with EFS mounts, we should also consider S3 access, since some services depend on it. For instance, We can try adding support for the following services:
Would love to hear from you! |
I think an interesting aspect here is that the code does not rely on two other Terraform modules anymore. Given that we've been pretty bad historically at maintaining and evolving our code, having a self-contained Having said that, the limitations of ECS Express might still mean that it'd be better for us to improve/update the existing ECS modules... 🤷♂️ |
Yeah, I agree, maybe it's better to create our own modules. Thank you for the investigation by the way, Mustaque! |
Pleasure is all mine! Let me know what the next steps could be and whether community contributions are possible. I would like to participate 🙌🏻 |

Closes: #820