By this time next year Amazon will be competing with itself as far as Kubernetes on AWS goes. The world’s largest public cloud recently announced it’s embracing Kubernetes and that sometime in 2018 it will make a new service, Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes, or EKS, available. Currently all instances of Kubernetes on AWS are user installed.
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