Amazon Elastic Container Service Resources

Amazon ECS CLI
The Amazon ECS Command Line Interface (CLI) provides high-level commands to simplify creating, updating, and monitoring Amazon ECS clusters and tasks from a local development environment.

Amazon ECS Agent
The Amazon ECS container agent allows container instances to connect to your cluster. The Amazon ECS container agent is included in the Amazon ECS-optimized AMI, but you can also install it on any EC2 instance that supports the Amazon ECS specification.

Amazon ECS RPM
The Amazon EC2 Container Service RPM is software developed to support the Amazon ECS Container Agent.

Amazon ECS CNI Plugins
A collection of Container Network Interface (CNI) Plugins used by the Amazon ECS Agent to configure network namespace of containers with Elastic Network Interfaces (ENIs)

Blox
Blox is the scheduling framework that powers all task scheduling on Amazon ECS. With Blox, you get more options for how to run your containerized workloads.

AWS Fargate: A Product Overview 

Running Windows Containers on Amazon ECS 

Set Up a Continuous Delivery Pipeline for Containers Using AWS CodePipeline and Amazon ECS

Run Containerized Microservices with Amazon Elastic Container Service and Application Load Balancers

Deploying Java Microservices On Amazon Elastic Container Service

Managing Secrets for Amazon ECS Applications Using Parameter Store and IAM Roles for Tasks

Automatic Scaling with Amazon ECS

Orchestrating GPU-Accelerated Workloads on Amazon ECS

Using Amazon API Gateway with microservices deployed on Amazon ECS

Using Amazon EFS to Persist Data from Amazon ECS Containers

Service Discovery: An Amazon ECS Reference Architecture

Service Discovery for Amazon ECS Using DNS

Service Discovery via Consul with Amazon ECS

Authenticating Amazon ECR Repositories for Docker CLI with Credential Helper

Better Together: Amazon ECS and AWS Lambda

Blue/Green Deployments with Amazon Elastic Container Service

How to Automate Container Instance Draining in Amazon ECS