In which service can you manage the lifecycle of Docker containers?

The ability to manage the lifecycle of Docker containers is best represented by Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service). This service is specifically designed for orchestrating containers using Kubernetes, which natively supports the management of containerized applications, including their deployment, scaling, and lifecycle management.

Amazon EKS provides a robust platform to deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications using Kubernetes. It abstracts the complexities involved in managing the underlying infrastructure, while giving users the powerful features of Kubernetes, such as automated provisioning, scaling, and operational management. This makes it an ideal choice for managing the lifecycle of Docker containers in a Kubernetes environment.

In contrast, AWS Fargate is not a standalone management service but rather a compute engine for running containers in Amazon ECS or EKS without having to manage the underlying servers. While it simplifies running containers, it does not itself offer comprehensive management features specifically for Docker container lifecycles.

Amazon ECS (Elastic Container Service) is another strong option for managing Docker containers; however, it does not use Kubernetes for orchestration, which is often a key factor in lifecycle management in more complex environments.

AWS Lambda is not designed for managing Docker containers in the traditional lifecycle sense, as it is focused on serverless compute scenarios. While it