Source: acloudguru.com
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Basically, if you employ over 250 people, and you’re doing over $10 million USD a year in revenue, Docker thinks you’re big and you need to start paying.
And I suppose even if you’re not an existing EKS user, but maybe you’re evaluating distros (so to speak), well, the fact that you can now have the EKS experience and tooling on-prem and in the cloud, that might make EKS more appealing to you.
And there’s a bunch more to it than that, but you can follow this link for another link out to the migration docs, and they’re definitely worth a read if you’re planning to use it.
Basically, if you employ over 250 people, and you’re doing over $10 million USD a year in revenue, Docker thinks you’re big and you need to start paying.
And I suppose even if you’re not an existing EKS user, but maybe you’re evaluating distros (so to speak), well, the fact that you can now have the EKS experience and tooling on-prem and in the cloud, that might make EKS more appealing to you.
And there’s a bunch more to it than that, but you can follow this link for another link out to the migration docs, and they’re definitely worth a read if you’re planning to use it.
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