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1.Open Amazon ECR console choose private repositories, and then choose create repository Enter repository name choose create 2.Build docker image on aws-cient host and tag and then push image to ECR from LCI cd pyapp/ docket build -t repository url aws ecr get-login-password | docker login --username AWS --password-stdin repository url docker push repository url 3.create and configure ECS cluster Open the Amazon ECS console and choose Cluster. Click on Create and under Cluster configuration enter cluster name Next on the Infrastructure pane, select Farget only choose create 4. Create an ECS Task definition From the Amazon ECS dashboard navigation pane, select Task Defination. Click create new task defination Under Task defination configuration, enter name Next under Infrastructure requirments, select AWS Farget. Next browse Docker image from the created ECR repository using Browse ECR images button. Leave every other options as default and click on Create 5.Deploy the Application Using ECS Service Go to Clusters from navigation pane of Amazon ECS. On the Service tab, click Create choose task definition Enter service name On the Environment pane, select Farget as launch type. Choose default vpc and subnets of choice and leave other options as default. Go to VPC Dashboard and change default security group with an HTTP inbound rule for 0.0.0.0/0. click create Click on the running task shown. Enter the public IP address to a browser from Configuration pane. In the browser, you see Welcome to KKE AWS cloud labs! text in a web page. #myanmarit#AWS #KodeKloud #100DaysOfCloud #CloudComputing #DevOps