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aws Discussion related to Amazon Web Services (AWS)

aws Discussion related to Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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2024-10-01

2024-10-03

Dexter Cariño avatar
Dexter Cariño

hi guys, I have a laravel in elasticbeanstalk, im planning to migrate to aws ecs fargate, since the elasticbeanstalk have a worker, I look challenging in ecs fargate on how to have a worker - its for scheduler.. can you help or give some insights? thanks

theherk avatar
theherk

But what is the question. You can use ECS in that way. If your process doesn’t need to be awake and polling or some such all the time and you don’t need to manipulate the environment much, Lambda is great for scheduled workers. You can use a scheduled event to trigger the Lambda, do the work and then stop. But you definitely can use ECS / Fargate similarly. For example, you don’t have to run a service. You can just call the ECS API to schedule a task, and that task just does its work then halts.

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2024-10-11

Shirisha Sudhakar Rao avatar
Shirisha Sudhakar Rao

Can CloudPosse’s transit gateway module be configured to provide a connection to the internet via transit gateway to private only VPCs

Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) avatar
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)

cross post from refarch - let’s use that one instead

Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) avatar
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)

@Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)

I have used the reference architecture to setup a transit gateway to connect 2 VPCs in different accounts. However, I am having trouble understanding how the transit gateway offers a connection to the internet. Is that not a part of the reference architecture and is something we should setup separately on our own? If so, how can this be achieved?

There is a line in the reference architecture VPC section that states this

# Use PrivateLink in private-only VPCs at least until we have
# a connection to the internet via Transit Gateway.

So ideally, transit gateway setup should provide connection to the internet right?

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