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For questions about using Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud in DevOps, including deploying, monitoring and scaling applications in EC2. For questions specifically about monitoring EC2 with [aws-cloudwatch] use that tag. For the EC2 container service use the [amazon-ecs] tag.
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A tool to orchestrate cloud server (virtual machine) instances
TL;DR; Terraform does allow you to get a lot of what you want done.
Also, you might benefit from a more managed solution like AWS Fargate (which you also declare with Terraform).
Whenever I use searc …
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