You have an application running on Amazon ECS with Fargate. You want to add Kubernetes features. What will happen if you switch to Amazon EKS?

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AWS - EKS

AYour ECS tasks will run unchanged on EKS

BYou get full Kubernetes features but must manage Kubernetes objects

CEKS automatically converts ECS tasks to Kubernetes pods

DEKS does not support containers

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand EKS capabilities
Amazon EKS provides full Kubernetes features but requires managing Kubernetes resources like pods and deployments.
Step 2: Clarify ECS to EKS differences
ECS tasks do not run unchanged on EKS; you must define Kubernetes manifests. EKS does not convert ECS tasks automatically. EKS supports containers fully.
Final Answer:
You get full Kubernetes features but must manage Kubernetes objects -> Option B
Quick Check:
EKS = Kubernetes features + manual resource management [OK]

Quick Trick: EKS needs Kubernetes resource management [OK]

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