<ul><li>Managing application deployments on AWS has evolved from using EC2 to EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service).</li><li>In the scenario of deploying a website starting with a single EC2 instance and later managing multiple EC2 instances manually for different parts of the application, the process becomes cumbersome and inefficient.</li><li>Transitioning to EKS involves launching a Kubernetes cluster that automates the management of resources on EC2 instances, treating the infrastructure as a unified entity.</li><li>EKS with Kubernetes simplifies deployment by packaging services as Docker containers, allowing Kubernetes to efficiently allocate resources, handle failures, and enable automatic scaling.</li></ul>

From EC2 to EKS: How Application Deployment Has Evolved on AWS

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