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In this demo, we are using Apache APISIX Docker repo and it contains an example docker-compose.yaml file and with other config files that makes straightforward to start APISIX using docker compose. We try out this example:
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Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) is a service that allows you to run and manage clusters of Docker containers on AWS infrastructure. It’s fully managed by Amazon. Docker Compose is a most-wanted tool used to manage containerized applications deployed on Docker. You can simply define all components in a Compose file and the run commands to manage your deployment.
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☝️ It takes some time to deploy ECS with other AWS services. Because under the hood, Docker Compose converts the Compose file to a CloudFormation template defining a set of AWS resources (ECS Cluster, AWS Log Group, a Load Balancer, Security Group, TargetGroup, CloudMap and etc.). Details on the resource mapping can be found in the documentation.
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This blog post is a part of series 3 ways (EC2, ECS and AKS) to deploy Apache APISIX on AWS. In part one, we discussed the simplest way to build and run APISIX on AWS EC2 and in this walkthrough, we learn how to leverage Docker Compose to deploy containerized Apache APISIX API Gateway (together with etcd) to ECS.
