AWS - EKSWhich of the following is the correct way to launch a container using Amazon ECS with Fargate launch type?AUpload container image to S3 and run itBCreate an EC2 instance and install KubernetesCCreate a task definition, then run a task with launch type FargateDCreate a Lambda function with container imageCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand ECS Fargate launchTo run containers on ECS with Fargate, you create a task definition and run a task specifying Fargate as launch type.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect optionsInstalling Kubernetes on EC2 is unrelated to ECS Fargate. S3 does not run containers. Lambda can run containers but is not ECS.Final Answer:Create a task definition, then run a task with launch type Fargate -> Option CQuick Check:ECS Fargate launch = task definition + run task [OK]Quick Trick: ECS Fargate needs task definition and run task [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing EC2 with FargateThinking S3 runs containersMixing Lambda with ECS tasks
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