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How to run ECS Anywhere workloads using Ubuntu on any infrastructure

ECS Anywhere allows you to use Amazon Web Services’ container service outside of the AWS cloud, and Canonical is proud to be a launch partner for this service. Using Ubuntu as the base OS for your ECS clusters on-prem or elsewhere will allow you to benefit from Ubuntu’s world-leading hardware support, professional services, and vast ecosystem, in turn allowing your ECS clusters to run with optimal performance everywhere you need it.

The Confident Commit | Episode 3: Taming infrastructure with HashiCorp's Armon Dadgar

CircleCI CTO and host of The Confident Commit podcast Rob Zuber is joined by HashiCorp co-founder and CTO Armon Dadgar for a conversation about the inspiration of HashiCorp, infrastructure challenges and opportunities, and the future of security. Listen along for the insight story of HashiCorp's origins and early days, as well as keen insights for managing infrastructure and ways to better deliver software to infrastructure environments from two of tech's top leaders.

Announcing support for Amazon ECS Anywhere

Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) is a managed compute platform for containers that was designed to be simple to configure, with opinionated defaults to help users get started quickly. ECS customers can run containerized workloads on either Amazon EC2 instances or the serverless Fargate platform without having to maintain a control plane—and can easily integrate ECS with other AWS resources, like Network Load Balancers, to architect their infrastructure.