Implementing Microservices on AWS with the Twelve-factor App – Part 2

The text discusses best practices for containerized microservices, focusing on port mapping, concurrency, disposability, development and production parity, logging, and admin processes, all aligned with the twelve-factor app methodology. It emphasizes the importance of self-contained applications, scalable microservices that can individually scale based on load, and the ability to quickly deploy and remove service instances without data loss. The text also highlights the need for similar production and non-production environments to ensure effective testing, and the separation of logging and administrative tasks from the core application. It underscores the utility of AWS ECS for implementing these practices while suggesting that tools like Qovery can simplify the process by managing the technical complexities involved.