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How To Deploy A Docker Image in AWS

To deploy a Docker image in AWS ECS, one creates an ECS cluster, then a task definition specifying the Docker image. A service is then created using the task definition to run the specified number of tasks and make the application accessible via a load balancer.

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How To Deploy A Docker Image in AWS

To deploy a Docker image in AWS ECS, one creates an ECS cluster, then a task definition specifying the Docker image. A service is then created using the task definition to run the specified number of tasks and make the application accessible via a load balancer.

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How To deploy a Docker image in AWS, you can follow these steps:

1) Log in to the AWS Management Console and navigate to the Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
console.

2) Click on the "Create Cluster" button to create a new ECS cluster. Select the "EC2 Linux + Networking"
cluster template and choose the appropriate configuration for your use case.

3) Once the cluster is created, click on the "Create Task Definition" button to create a new task definition.
Select "Fargate" or "EC2" as the launch type depending on your cluster configuration.

4) Enter a name for the task definition and specify the container image location. In the "Container Definitio
ns" section, add a new container and specify the name of the container, the Docker image name and vers
ion, and the required port mappings.

5) After configuring the container definition, click on "Create" to create the task definition.

6) Once the task definition is created, navigate to the "Services" section of the ECS console and click on "
Create". Choose the cluster and task definition you just created and specify the desired number of tasks t
o run.

7) Configure any additional settings for your service, such as load balancers, auto scaling, and IAM roles,
and then click on "Create Service" to launch the service.

8) Your Docker image is now deployed in AWS ECS. You can access your Spring Boot application by ope
ning a web browser and navigating to the public IP address of the load balancer associated with your serv
ice.

That’s it! Your Docker image is now running in AWS ECS and your Spring Boot application is accessible t
o the public.

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